why so many disconnected Tunnel adapters?


  1. newtech
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    windows 7 home premium 64 bit
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    why so many disconnected Tunnel adapters?



    Whenever I do an ipconfig, I have to use the switches:" /all |more " because there are tons of disconnected Tunneling adapters. Why are there so many? Is there something I should do about it?
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  3. brady
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    normal with win 7:

    how to remove: How to remove the (52 at present!!!) "tunnel adapter Local Area connection" shown in IPCONFIG ALL?
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