NVSPBIND.exe – Windows CMD Command
Modify network bindings. Especially useful in Server Core environments with the Hyper-V role enabled.
Windows 8 /2008/2012 n.b. this is an ‘unsupported’ tool.
Syntax
NVSPBIND option NIC protocol
Options:
/n display NIC information only
/u unbind switch protocol from specified nic(s)
/b bind switch protocol to specified nic(s)
/d disable binding of specified protocol from specified nic(s)
/e enable binding of specified protocol to specified nic(s)
/r repair bindings on specified nic(s)
/o show NIC order for specified protocol
/+ move specified NIC up in binding order for specified protocol
/- move specified NIC down in binding order for specified protocol
/++ move specified NIC up to top of binding order for specified protocol
/-- move specified NIC down to bottom of binding order for specified protocolExamples:
Obtain the GUID which uniquely identifies the adapter:
C:\> nvspbind
{F93642D9-9085-4EEF-9669154AD4391ED7}
"pci\ven_8086&dev_10c9&subsys_a03c8086"
"Intel(R) Gigabit ET Dual...
Unbind the protocol ms_server (the short name for File and Printer Sharing for Microsoft Networks) using the GUID:
C:\> nvspbind -d {F93642D9-9085-4EEF-9669154AD4391ED7} ms_server
Set the priority of the 'Wireless network connection' to the top of the binding order:
C:\> nvspbind.exe /++ "Wireless Network Connection" ms_tcpip
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Get-NetAdapterBinding -ComponentID ‘vms_pp’
and
Disable-NetAdapterBinding -Name ?? -ComponentID ‘vms_pp’
will accomplish what you need to do
substitute your protocol binding and the Network interface name