NetSet 1.2.0

• Update check: NetSet checks GitHub releases at startup and daily. A newer version shows a notification and an Update available entry in the tray menu that opens the release page. Nothing is downloaded or installed automatically. Turn it off, or check on demand, under Updates in the tray menu.
• Smaller download: about 41 MB, down from 68 MB.
• First run: the window opens on the very first launch. Launches from Run at startup stay in the tray. If you enabled Run at startup before, toggle it off and on once so it picks this up.
• New README with screenshots, and an MIT license.

Download NetSet.exe - single self-contained file, no .NET install needed. It requests administrator rights (needed to change adapter settings) and is unsigned, so Windows SmartScreen may warn on first run.

NetSet 1.1.0

• Tray menu shows the adapter's current IP and mode under its name
• The favorite that matches the adapter's current settings gets a checkmark, re-checked every time the menu opens
• New preset dialog: Tab accepts a gray suggestion and moves to the next field, the name box is focused on open, and the radio buttons use arrow keys
• Includes preset import/export and current-adapter suggestions from earlier builds

Download NetSet.exe - single self-contained file, no .NET install needed. It requests administrator rights (needed to change adapter settings) and is unsigned, so Windows SmartScreen may warn on first run.

NetSet 1.0.0

First release of NetSet, a Windows tray utility for switching a network adapter between saved IP presets.

• Pick an adapter and apply saved DHCP/static presets
• Favorite presets appear in the tray right-click menu
• New presets are pre-suggested from the adapter's current settings (Tab to accept)
• Import / export presets (merge or replace)
• Run at startup option, dark UI

Download NetSet.exe - single self-contained file, no .NET install needed. It requests administrator rights (needed to change adapter settings) and is unsigned, so Windows SmartScreen may warn on first run.