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【Dos】Using Command To Remove Wi-Fi Network
Dos - Using Command to Remove Wi-Fi Network.
How to - Use CMD/powershell to remove Wi-Fi Network.
In this post will shows you how to forget those WiFi network that you connected before, by using windows PowerShell or using command prompt(CMD).
Table of - Content
No. | Title |
|---|---|
1 | Open Windows PowerShell |
2 | Show all wi-fi netowork that have connected before |
3 | To remove a selected Wi-Fi network |
4 | After Delete selected Wi-Fi network |
5 | To remove all Wi-Fi network from the list |
6 | After Delete |
1 - Open Windows PowerShell.
First locate your mouse to your Windows icon, and right click and choose Windows PowerShell (Admin).
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2 - Show all wi-fi netowork that have connected before.
To show all Wi-Fi network that have connected before by typing in : netsh wlan show profile. It will a lists of Wi-Fi network that connected before, after that you may choose to remove or remove all.
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3 - To remove a selected Wi-Fi network.
To remove a selected Wi-Fi network, you just need to enter the network name(SSID) according to the list or you can copy from the list and type in netsh wlan delete profile name=”tan“
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4 - After Delete selected Wi-Fi network.
After you have executed the command show wlan profile again you will not see just now selected Wi-Fi network in the list, it already been removed from the user profiles.
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5 - To remove all Wi-Fi network from the list.
To remove all Wi-Fi network from the list, you just need to type in netsh wlan delete profile name=* i=*. Asterisk(*) means all.
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6 - After Delete.
After you have executed the delete all command, again show wlan profile again, all user profile will be removed from the user profiles list.
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