How does Win10 forget the wireless network password? Win10 forgets the wireless network password method

  

When Win10 first enters the Wifi password to connect to a wireless network, it will connect directly to the wireless network without entering a password. However, this memory function sometimes brings some troubles. When the Wifi password is changed in the router, the notebook still remembers the previous wireless password. In this case, the error “Unable to connect to this network” appears. .

If this happens, you will need to choose to forget this wireless network and re-enter the new Wifi password connection. However, in the wireless list of the Win10 operating system, there is no right-click to forget the network function.

How does Win10 forget the network?

Although Win10 forgets that wireless network operation is not as convenient as Win7 and Win8, Microsoft will definitely think of this, but the operation steps are better than the previous system version. Slightly more complicated, the following are detailed steps.

Solution:

1. Click to open the Win10 Start menu, then click “Set”;

2. Then click to enter <;Network Settings” ;

3, in the network settings, first click on the left side of the "WLAN" wireless settings, then pull down on the right, find and click to open & ldquo; manage WiFi settings & rdquo;;

4. In the bottom of the management Wifi settings, find the wireless network you need to forget in the network known network. Click on the network name, in the operation options that pop up in the lower right corner, click “forget”OK!< Br>

Note: After forgetting this wireless network, you can click the wireless icon in the lower right corner. In the pop-up wireless list, click Reconnect to this network. Then you will see the need to re-enter the Wifi password. We will enter the new one. The Wifi password will be successfully connected.

The above is the way Win10 forgets to reconnect the wireless network. Friends who have the same problem can try it out.

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