Sometimes, corrupt WiFi profiles can mess up your Windows connection. If you’re having trouble connecting, it’s a good idea to try deleting your WiFi profile. In this video, we’ll show you how to use the Windows Terminal to manage and clear your WiFi profiles.
We can easily manage the WiFi profiles for Windows in Settings – Network & Internet – WiFi. But we find it faster to work from within a terminal window. That way, we can also access more detailed WiFi diagnostic information. So, a terminal window becomes super useful when we’re troubleshooting.
Note: In Windows, WiFi profiles are used to store the details your computer will need in order to connect to the Internet. This information will include the network name (SSID), password and associated security information.
