To easily change the security profile of a network connection, use Powershell:
# List network connections to find the Interface Alias Get-NetConnectionProfile # Set the profile to Private for a specific network (Other options are Public and Domain) Set-NetConnectionProfile -InterfaceAlias "Network_Alias" -NetworkCategory Private
To use microG with ReVanced-patched apps:
Run these commands from a command prompt in Windows Recovery, while in the system drive:
ren \Windows\System32\utilman.exe utilman.bak copy \Windows\System32\cmd.exe utilman.exe
Restart and click the Accessibility icon on the welcome screen. Then reset the password from the command prompt that opens:
net user Username NewPassword
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