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How To Delete / Forget A Wi-Fi Network In Windows 8.1


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Command Prompt Method

This is the more “hackerish” way of doing things, utilizing the highly-useful netsh command that Windows has employed for quite some time. Simply fire up a command prompt window and enter the following:
netsh wlan show profiles

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From the list of the shown profiles, identify the name of the one that you want to remove. Next, enter the following command:

netsh wlan delete profile name=”profile_name”

where "profile_name" will be replaced with the actual name of the profile.

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The profile is removed and the network will show as a new, unidentified network the next time it’s in range.

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You can also open Network Connection right panel and then right click on the target network name , choose forget network

That's it :)

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