How do win10 enterprise users manage WiFi automatic connection?

Enterprise IT administrators can configure key functions for employee computer systems through tools such as Group Policy and Registry. With the automatic connection of WiFi, administrators can manage these in Win10 through these two tools. The working method that will be introduced in the small series is very simple, and it is easy for the administrator who is familiar with the above two tools to master.

The specific method is as follows:
Group Policy Edition
1, enter gpedit.msc in the running and press Enter, enter Group Policy Editor
2, find computer configuration → management template &rarr Network → WLAN Service & rarr; WLAN Settings

3. Double-click on the right side to allow Windows to automatically connect to the proposed open hotspot, network shared by contacts, and hotspots for paid services.

4. In the upper left corner, select “Enabled” indicates that the employee computer can automatically connect to the available WiFi, "disabled" means that the automatic connection of WiFi is prohibited.


1, after entering regedit in the run Enter, enter the registry editor
2, navigate to
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWcmSvcwifinetworkmanagerconfig

3, create a new DWORD (32-bit) value on the right, named AutoConnectAllowedOEM

4, double-click to open When the value data is 0, it means that it is not allowed to connect to WiFi automatically. When the value data is 1, it means to allow automatic connection of available WiFi. In fact, individual users can also use the above method to manage their own computer's WiFi connection strategy, but It may be more convenient and familiar to set directly in the settings. The above WiFi connection is managed and configured by the company as a whole, and employees will not be able to modify it by setting.