Different past network settings

Although the Windows 8 system does not have much difference with Win7 in the traditional desktop part, there are still some differences in details, such as network settings.

Today, I will take you to see the network settings commonly used in Win8. Unlike Win7, the network settings in Win8 are divided into two parts, some of which take the Modern UI interface, and some of which are traditional networks. Set interface.

Network Settings in Modern Interface

In the Modern interface, the network settings are only a small part, basically used to open/close sharing and connection/Disconnect the quick settings of the broadband.

Swipe the mouse to the top right or bottom right corner of the screen, call out the Charm bar and select "Settings". In the lower icon, we can see the first "network” ;icon.

The web portal in the Charm column

Click on “network” then we can see the current list of networks. The average user usually only has two operations, one is Another way to share a network is to connect/disconnect broadband.

Network Settings

Right-click on a network to bring up the sharing settings. There are only two options, that is, “ is ” and “no”, you can choose according to your needs. .

Shared Network Settings

It is easier to connect and disconnect broadband connections, but only if the user has created a broadband connection, otherwise it will not be visible. It should be noted that new connections cannot be created in the Modern interface, which can only be done in traditional settings.