Can't recognise when connected wirelessly... c# .Net

[Anne150585]

I have an occasionally connected app, i need to recognise when there is any type of connection to the internal networks, be wired or wireless, however currently if connected wirelessly the app recognises this as offline which is incorrect.

This is the code for the ConnectionManager piece I currently have:
public bool IsNetworkConnected()
{
bool connected = SystemInformation.Network;

if (connected)
{
connected = false;
System.Management.ManagementObjectSearcher searcher = new System.Management.ManagementObjectSearcher("SELECT NetConnectionStatus FROM Win32_NetworkAdapter");
foreach (System.Management.ManagementObject networkAdapter in searcher.Get())
{
if (networkAdapter["NetConnectionStatus"] != null)
{
if (Convert.ToInt32(networkAdapter["NetConnectionStatus"]).Equals(2))
{
connected = true;
break;
}
}
}
searcher.Dispose();
}
return connected;
}

Would anyone be able to shed some light as to why it cna't recognise the wireless connection?

Thanks for your help in advance

[Plater]

Is 2 the right value for wireless cards?
2 might mean connected for wired cards, but there might be another value that means "associated" for wireless card?

[Anne150585]

Good call , but unfortunatly the numbers mean the following

<code> Function NetConnectionStatus(intStatus) Select Case intStatus Case 0 NetConnectionStatus = "Disconnected" Case 1 NetConnectionStatus = "Connecting" Case 2 NetConnectionStatus = "Connected" Case 3 NetConnectionStatus = "Disconnecting" Case 4 NetConnectionStatus = "Hardware not present" Case 5 NetConnectionStatus = "Hardware disabled" Case 6 NetConnectionStatus = "Hardware malfunction" Case 7 strNetConnectionStatus = "Media disconnected" Case 8 NetConnectionStatus = "Authenticating" Case 9 NetConnectionStatus = "Authentication succeeded" Case 10 NetConnectionStatus = "Authentication failed" Case 11 strNetConnectionStatus = "Invalid address" Case 12 NetConnectionStatus = "Credentials required" Case Else NetConnectionSattus = ""

I need it to recognise any type of connection, wireless or wired... and current 2 is not sufficient to recognise the wireless