How to Forget Wi-Fi Networks on Windows 11

Please try the following If you are having Network Issues.

1) Locate the Network icon, at bottom right corner, close to the time and date on your taskbar. Left-Click on it; then Left-Click on the LEFT ARROW, next to the Wi-Fi Icon, and Identify the Wi-Fi network you are currently connected to and/or are having connectivity issues with. See Picture below.

IMPORTANT: Please notice that the Network icon might look like this instead; however, these steps still apply. See Picture below

2) After Identifying the Network, you are currently having problems with; Left-Click on the More Wi-Fi Settings option(s). See picture below

3) If you are currently connected to a Wi-Fi network, the Network Status will reflect this. See Picture below

4) Make sure the Wi-Fi switch is turned on if your computer has one; Left-Click on Manage known networks.

5) Locate the Network/Wi-Fi connection you are having connectivity issues with, Left-Click on Forget. See Picture below

IMPORTANT: Notice the Network/Wi-Fi connection in question, disappears. Left-Click on the Back arrow. See Picture below

7) Left-Click on Show available networks.

8) Notice the tab will drop down, showing you all the available Wi-Fi networks and/or Wi-Fi networks within range. Scroll down, if needed, until you find the Wi-Fi network, you wish to connect to. Left-Click on Connect (You will be required to enter the Wi-Fi network Password, contact IT Tech Support and/or Management if you do NOT know this information).

IMPORTANT: Please make sure the Connect automatically BOX is checked.

9) Enter/Provide the Network password and Left-Click NEXT.

10) If everything was done correctly, you should be able to see the current network connection status reflects and/or shows that your computer is connected to the desired Wi-Fi network(s). After this, you may simply close this window(s) and continue with your task(s).

IMPORTANT: Notice the network, if properly connected, will NOW show the Disconnect option, instead of Connect.