Solved: - Network adapter does not restart - The network adapter always says that the MAC Address was changed even if there was an error

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• Network adapter does not restart
• The network adapter always says that the MAC Address was changed even if there was an error

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Please write the comments in English.

[totorocodesoften]

Hello! Thanks for your contribution, did you write your NetworkAdapter.cs yourself or did you get it from some online ressource ? Just to know for debugging purposes 🙂
With best regards

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Hi, NetworkAdapter.cs was generated automatically by mgmtclassgen.exe, a VS utility (since my VS is in Spanish, that's why the source comments are in Spanish) to generate a wrapper class around the WMI Win32_NetworkAdapter class.

[SecHex]

Hi, NetworkAdapter.cs was generated automatically by mgmtclassgen.exe, a VS utility (since my VS is in Spanish, that's why the source comments are in Spanish) to generate a wrapper class around the WMI Win32_NetworkAdapter class.

Would it be possible to condense the .cs file and merge all functions into the main file? It wouldn't make much sense to create a new .cs file for a single function.

[Softproman]

Hi, NetworkAdapter.cs was generated automatically by mgmtclassgen.exe, a VS utility (since my VS is in Spanish, that's why the source comments are in Spanish) to generate a wrapper class around the WMI Win32_NetworkAdapter class.

Would it be possible to condense the .cs file and merge all functions into the main file? It wouldn't make much sense to create a new .cs file for a single function.

Yes, anything is possible :-) but I wouldn't do it. I would try to leave the functionality separate because they are different things.
NetworkAdapter.cs is a wrapper over the Win32_NetworkAdapter WMI class and therefore can do more than just reset the network adapter.
And NetwordkAdapterUtils.cs is a class with three functions, and the class can be extended with more functionality as needed without having to be mixed with the WMI wrapper (it's easier to see what a 40-line class does than a 400-line class :-P )