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making sure your USB network adapter doesn't take over your default gateway & Internet connection
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# to verify, use `route print` and check the order in which the interfaces are listed
Get-NetAdapter | Where-Object {$_.InterfaceDescription -like '*USB*'} | Set-NetIPInterface -InterfaceMetric 9999
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geekman commented Mar 29, 2018

previously, Windows used to have this Adapters & Bindings thing, but Windows 10 got rid of that:

There are no longer any components that utilize the binding order. The only known component that used the binding order was DNS ordering. By default, Windows uses the Route Metric + Interface Metric to determine which route has the highest priority by choosing the route with the lowest value.

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