How to remove a saved Wi-Fi network on Windows

Windows 10

1. Right-click the Network icon on the lower right corner of the screen (or click the Wi-Fi icon, select the network, and select disconnect). For more information, see Fix Wi-Fi connection issues in Windows.
2. Click Network & Internet settings.
   
3. Click Wi-Fi and then click Manage known networks.
   
4. Click the network to remove or delete under the Manage known networks list, then click Forget.

Windows 11

1. Select Manage Wi-Fi connections on the Wi-Fi quick setting (or select Start, Settings, Network & internet, Wi-Fi, Manage Known Networks, select the network, and Forget).
   
2. Select the Wi-Fi network.
3. Select Disconnect.

For more information, see Fix Wi-Fi connection issues in Windows.

Windows 8.1

1. Click the wireless icon in the system tray, then right-click the wireless network to remove, click Forget this network.
   
   

Windows 7

1. Open Network and Sharing Center, select Manage wireless networks on the left panel.
2. Right-click the network that is not connecting properly or the network to remove, and select Remove network. Confirm the right password when connecting.