Set Wireless Network as Metered or Non-Metered in Windows 10  

Brink said:

netdragon,

Do you have an "Advanced options" link at step 7A instead to click on?

Yes, there's advanced options, which looks like it lets you set the current connection to "metered" but not any others. I guess that's another way to do it. For me, I doubt I'll remember to set it to metered next time I'm on it, so using the command line seemed like a better choice, at least for me personally. Additionally, it is the approach that most closely matches using the GUI on Windows 10 home.

Shawn,

As I mentioned in my previous post, this settings is being ignored in 14291. I have tried my WiFi set to metered using Settings, Registry (DefaultMediaCost) WiFi=2, and command prompt (netsh wlan set profileparameter name="network_ssid_here" cost=Fixed). I have restarted after each change. When new updates are found they download immediately. I no longer get the metered connection notice or the Download button. Hopefully this is just a temporary anomaly with 14291. For me this is an important setting, because I use it to "control" Windows Update.

Why doesn't change wifi connection as metered in registry editor after I was doing option 2?

It was successfully update into cost=Fixed but in registry editor doesn't change into 2 or when I was restart. or else I'll change it manually..

Ok thanks sir Brink, but I have a question. what should I do if dont have a change owner like this?...