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C:\Windows\explorer.exe ms-availablenetworks: doesn't work in Win7
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Kenny McCormack
2023-12-22 19:30:53 UTC
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Is that correct?

C:\Windows\explorer.exe ms-availablenetworks: doesn't work in Win7

Is it Win10 (and later) only?
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Zaidy036
2023-12-22 20:29:43 UTC
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Post by Kenny McCormack
Is that correct?
C:\Windows\explorer.exe ms-availablenetworks: doesn't work in Win7
Is it Win10 (and later) only?
It works on Win 10 Pro works both Non-Admin and Admin
JJ
2023-12-22 22:52:26 UTC
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Post by Kenny McCormack
Is that correct?
C:\Windows\explorer.exe ms-availablenetworks: doesn't work in Win7
Is it Win10 (and later) only?
It's Windows 10+ only. It's not available in earlier Windows versions.
JJ
2023-12-22 23:05:53 UTC
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Post by Kenny McCormack
Is that correct?
C:\Windows\explorer.exe ms-availablenetworks: doesn't work in Win7
Is it Win10 (and later) only?
It's Windows 10+ only. It's not available in earlier Windows versions.
To list the registered protocols in a system, use below VBScript from
Command Prompt. Run it using CSCRIPT. e.g.

cscript.exe //nologo protocols.vbs

The code: (save it as e.g. `protocols.vbs`)

set rg = getobject("winmgmts:stdregprov")
set ws = createobject("wscript.shell")
rg.enumkey 2147483648, "", sks
on error resume next
for each sk in sks
err.clear
a = ws.regread("HKCR\" & sk &"\URL Protocol")
if err.number = 0 then wsh.echo lcase(sk) & ":"
next

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