Adapter binding order to MS Broadband Network Utility

I need to use the "Microsoft Loopback Adapter" for
testing. If the adapter is enabled then the Broadband
Network Utility sees it as the "active" adapter and not
the "Wireless Network Connection" that actually is my
active adapter.

If I disable the loopback adapter then the "Wireless
Network Connection" becomes the active adapter in the
Broadband Network Utility and I'm off and running.

I have moved the loopback adapter to the bottom of the
Windows network binding order but it doesn't seem to make
a difference to the Broadband Network Utility.

Thanks in advance

David