How do I manually add a wireless profile to the Win10 system?

After hiding the router's SSID (wireless signal name), the computer needs to add a wireless profile, manually enter the router's SSID, wireless password and other parameters to connect to the router's wireless signal. This article details how to manually add wireless profiles to a Windows 10 system computer.

1. Right-click the network icon of the wireless signal in the lower right corner of the desktop, click Open Network and Sharing Center (or right-click on the network on the desktop, click Properties, go to the Network and Sharing Center page), and click Set New Connection. Or network, as shown below:

2, select to manually connect to the wireless network, click Next, as shown below:

3, manually enter the router's SSID, wireless password Such parameters, check the connection even if the network is not broadcast, click Next, as shown below:

4, wireless configuration file is added, click to close, as shown below:

5, click the network icon of the wireless signal in the lower right corner of the desktop of the computer, and the wireless signal is displayed in the search wireless network list, as shown below:

6, when the router is not connected to the external network, wireless The signal will be limited above. At this time, the wireless connection between the computer and the router is connected. The computer can log in to the management interface of the router. As shown below:

Note: A wireless profile is added. After the computer restarts, it will automatically connect to the wireless signal of the router. You do not need to re-add the wireless profile later.

Related recommendation:

What should I do if the win10 system sound card and wireless network card driver have problems?

Win10 WiFi Sense reveals privacy How to turn off wireless network password sharing?