Auto LAN/WLAN Switching

Hello Scott N,

Thank you for your question regarding network configuration in environments that do not support simultaneous LAN and WLAN connections. In scenarios where only one network interface can be active at a time, enabling auto LAN/WLAN switching in the BIOS is generally recommended. This feature ensures that when a wired LAN connection is detected, the wireless adapter is automatically disabled, preventing conflicts and maintaining a stable, predictable network state. It also helps reduce routing issues, IP conflicts, and unintended failover behavior that can occur when both adapters attempt to connect.

If your environment relies on strict network policies or security controls, enabling this feature can further simplify device management and reduce user‑side troubleshooting. However, if your organization uses advanced network configurations or requires seamless roaming, you may want to review those requirements before enabling the setting.

I hope this guidance helps you determine the best configuration for your environment. If this answer resolves your question, please consider clicking “Accept the Answer” so that others in the community can benefit as well.

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