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At any rate I still find this more convenient since it's just one thing I have to press and then fugheddaboutit'. No alt tabs, no hassles.
The advantage of his method (or of disabling the network adapt and re-enabling it) is that you keep your steam online to invite friends or chat ;)
I will test it out.
It does not as I don't think it's possible to toggle firewall exceptions for third-party programs via batch files. If you fnd a command I'll certainly create a revision for it!
Although this toggles windows firewall for you so I assume it would work either way.
What firewall are you using? I might look into a solution.
well i do have a bottun on my firewall that block everything which i have been using for now. however my friends use windows firewall so this will help them alot thanks anyway-
This takes less than that and one entire button click. :/
If you can tell me the service linked to AVG's firewall i can create a revision that will pause the firewall service -> turn on windows firewall -> proceed with tasks -> turn off windows firewall and turn on AVG firewall service again. Should take all of 5 minutes and it should work.