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Here is the command I use to launch a available network list box in a Kiosk environment. (implemented by C# App using Shelllauncher V2 ) explorer.exe ms-availablenetworks:
Here is how to reproduce this problem:
1. Launch available network list box by clicking button that trigger the command "explorer.exe ms-availablenetworks:".
2. Successfully launch available network list box.
3. Click somewhere on screen.
4. available network list box is dismissed.
5. Click button again to launch available network list box.
6. available network list box will not display.
workaround:
run explorer.exe ms-settings:network-wifi first.
click "Show Available Networks" in the WiFi page.
available network list box will always display in kiosk mode.
what's difference between click "Show Available Networks" and run "explorer.exe ms-availablenetworks:"?
I guess the cause of the problem is the process ShellExperienceHost.exe is suspended somehow, so the available network list box cannot be launched, and there is no way to make the process ShellExperienceHost.exe running again in kiosk environment.
Do you guys know the solution for this problem, C# code is preferred. thanks.
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Hi, support
Here is the command I use to launch a available network list box in a Kiosk environment. (implemented by C# App using Shelllauncher V2 )
explorer.exe ms-availablenetworks:
Here is how to reproduce this problem:
workaround:
run explorer.exe ms-settings:network-wifi first.
click "Show Available Networks" in the WiFi page.
available network list box will always display in kiosk mode.
what's difference between click "Show Available Networks" and run "explorer.exe ms-availablenetworks:"?
I guess the cause of the problem is the process ShellExperienceHost.exe is suspended somehow, so the available network list box cannot be launched, and there is no way to make the process ShellExperienceHost.exe running again in kiosk environment.
Do you guys know the solution for this problem, C# code is preferred. thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: