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So it would be ok to disable the loopback in Control Panel until we need it, right?
Yes, it's perfectly fine to install the Npcap Loopback Adapter and then Enable/Disable it as needed. I am forced to do this myself whenever I work remotely; otherwise my connection to to my corporate office fails, which has to do with my company's policy of only allowing a single active interface in this situation.
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So it would be ok to disable the loopback in Control Panel until we need it, right?
Yes, it's perfectly fine to install the Npcap Loopback Adapter and then Enable/Disable it via "Control Panel -> All Control Panel Items -> Network Connections" as needed. I am forced to do this myself whenever I work remotely; otherwise my connection to to my corporate office fails, which has to do with my company's policy of only allowing a single active interface in this situation.
