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Describe the bug
The way I'm expecting the wifiConnections() to work is equivalent to the netsh wlan show interfaces command on the windows cmd line. The command shows both wifi connections directly connected to the system (Wi-Fi 1) and the one connected via a Wifi dongle(secondary connection named as Wi-Fi 2). The function call on the other hand only displays the primary connection (under Wi-Fi 1).
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Use netsh wlan show interfaces to show all connections
Use wifiConnections() to show only the primary connection under Wi-Fi 1
Environment (please complete the following information):
systeminformation package version: 5.22.7
OS: Windows 10 Enterprise
Hardware ThinkPad P15 Gen 21
To get all needed environment information, please run the following command:
npx systeminformation info
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Describe the bug
The way I'm expecting the wifiConnections() to work is equivalent to the
netsh wlan show interfaces
command on the windows cmd line. The command shows both wifi connections directly connected to the system (Wi-Fi 1) and the one connected via a Wifi dongle(secondary connection named as Wi-Fi 2). The function call on the other hand only displays the primary connection (under Wi-Fi 1).To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
netsh wlan show interfaces
to show all connectionsEnvironment (please complete the following information):
To get all needed environment information, please run the following command:
Additional context
Add any other context about the problem here.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: