Losing cellular connecton when cable plugged in

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DeFacto

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Hello,

I have a laptop with a:
Window 10 64bit, version 1803, build 17134.345.
Ethernet card: Intel(R) I219-LM
WiFi: Intel(R) AC 8265
Cellular: Sierra Wireless EM7345 4G LTE
My computer is connected to the internet via cellular adapter. I do use wired ethernet as internal network. The problem is that i do lose internet connection as soon as i plugin network cable into the ethernet adapter. Is there a way to have both networks at the same time?

Thank you in advance.

Regards
 
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RememberThe5th

RememberThe5th

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Depends, I've tried several things, I've tried using my and wifi from phone as one but thats always sketchy to setup, you need to re order in Network and Internet.

Type in start control panel, go to Network and Internet-> Network and Sharing Centre-> Then onto left tab "Change adapter settings"

Now click onto window and press alt once, it should popup some options up there, click advanced settings and post back with screenshot, I need to see which adapter is your main, which is cellular and etc soo I can guide you to re order to make you cellular first or ethernet first.

But which Network do you wanna keep when you plug the ethernet cable? Cellular or ethernet?
You cannot keep two of these unless you bridge them, from my experience, but that results in more complication than usual.

But other thing is you shouldn't lose any internet when keeping 2 internet connection on one PC at all, that means there's conflict between drivers or similar.
 
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Hello Robert,

I am posting a screenshot of advanced settings you have asked for.
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Regards
 
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I did, but no changes at all. I do lose internet as soon as i connect cable and get back internet connection as soon as i disconnect ethernet cable.
I also did try to play with adapters priorities via powershell ,but no luck as well.
 
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