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PowerShell 3.0 has several built-in NetAdapter cmdlets / functions. Is it possible to connect / disconnect a wireless adapter using this new noun? For example:
Enable-NetAdapter
or
Set-NetAdapter
You should be able to. I successfully disabled my wired adapter with the following command.
And then I successfully enabled it using:
I would imagine as long as the Get-NetAdapter cmdlet returns your wireless adapter you will be able to use the Enable\Disable cmdlets.