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This article will show you the simple process of removing (forgetting) a saved network on your Windows 10 PC.
Steps
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Go to the Network & Internet category.
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Navigate to the Wi-Fi settings. Click Wi-Fi from the left pane.
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Click the "Manage known networks" link. This is in the main section of the window. Doing so will open a page with all your saved networks.
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6Click the name of the network you'd like to forget. A box will appear around it and two buttons will show.
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Forget the network. Click the Forget button. By doing this, you'll need to manually reconnect to the network. If the network is secured, you'll need to reenter the password.Advertisement
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1. Open Settings (Start > Settings).
2. Click Network & Internet.
3. Click Wi-Fi to the left.
4. Click Manage known networks.
5. Click a network and click Forget.
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