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This directory contains an example `config.json` file that can be placed in the application installation directory to override user settings for all users on a machine.
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## Usage
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1. Copy `config.json.example` to the NETworkManager installation directory (where `NETworkManager.exe` is located)
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2. Rename it to `config.json`
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3. Edit the settings as needed
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4. Restart NETworkManager
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## Configuration Options
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### Update_DisableUpdateCheck
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When set to `true`, disables the automatic update check at startup for all users.
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**Example:**
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```json
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{
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"Update_DisableUpdateCheck": true
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}
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```
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This is useful for enterprise deployments where you want to:
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- Control software updates centrally
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- Prevent users from being prompted about updates
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- Disable update checks on multiple machines without user intervention
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## File Location
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The `config.json` file should be placed in:
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-**Installed version**: `C:\Program Files\NETworkManager\` (or your custom installation path)
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-**Portable version**: Same directory as `NETworkManager.exe`
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## Notes
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- System-wide configuration takes precedence over user settings
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- If the file doesn't exist or contains invalid JSON, it will be ignored and default user settings will apply
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- Changes to `config.json` require restarting the application to take effect
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- The file is optional - if not present, user settings will be used as normal
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