Disable Airplane Mode from Safe-Mode Command Prompt

[DeepM]

Win 10 ver 1803(os Build 17134.1) on HP Envy x360 M6
Specs https://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c05315774

I made an inadvertent error. I was running a rootkit scan in safe mode and rebooted; without remembering that I was on Airplane mode and I am preset to login with a Microsoft Account. Duh!

Now I am stuck in computer getting me to a login page that asks for my Microsoft accounts username/pwd but it cannot verify that because it is in airplane mode. I cannot get out of it.

F10  or Fn-F10 didn't help.  2 or 3 sytem restores I tried all failed.

I have not yet figured out a way to either:
1) Turn off Airplane mode via netsh or regedit
2) To switch to login with local accounts. (I can login to my local account via safe-mode via command prompt. But if I go via the GUI shell on safe mode I am asked for the microsoft account it fails to recognize my local account).

Or is there a better way?

So far what I have tried:
Get to safe-mode command prompt (login as the local admin).
RegEdit hasn't helped much; I haven't found any relevant keys or any internet artilces on it.

net start wlansvc - it starts the service.

show interface command doesn't show interfaces. So I tried:
netsh wlan set autoconfig enabled=yes Interface="Wireless Network Controller"

Aha hears where it stops me. It gives me the message:
There is no such interface on the system

I think long time ago I renamed the Wireless Network Controller to another name like Wi-Fi or WiFi for some other testing. Now I can't figure out how to get a list of the interface names.

Help ????

[Riddle_Decipher]

@DeepM Here are a few steps that should help your cause:

1. Open the command prompt.

2. Enter the command below into the command prompt, press Enter, and make note of the wireless profile name (ex: "Brink-Router2") that you want to turn on or off connect automatically. (see screenshot below)

netsh wlan show profiles

3. Enter the command below into the command prompt, press Enter, and see if the Connection mode of this wireless network is currently set to Connect automatically or Connect manually. (see screenshot below)

netsh wlan show profile "name"

Note

Substitute name in the command above with the actual name of the wireless network profile from step 2).

For example: netsh wlan show profile "Brink-Router2"

4. Enter the command you want to use below into the command prompt, and press Enter. (see screenshots below)

(To turn on connect automatically to wireless network)
netsh wlan set profileparameter name="name" connectionmode=auto


(To turn off connect automatically to wireless network)
netsh wlan set profileparameter name="name" connectionmode=manual

Note

Substitute name in the commands above with the actual name of the wireless network profile from step 2).

For example:
netsh wlan set profileparameter name="Brink-Router2" connectionmode=auto
netsh wlan set profileparameter name="Brink-Router2" connectionmode=manual

5. You can now close the command prompt  and restart the device, it should work fine.

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