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When you connect to a new wireless network, Windows will create a profile for the wireless network. A wireless (Wi-Fi) network profile contains the SSID (network name), password key, and security information to be able to connect to a wireless network.This tutorial will show you how to manually set up and connect to a wireless network on your PC in Windows 10.PTION TWO Connect to Available Wireless Network in Settings app 1. Open the Settings app, and click/tap on the Network & Internet icon. 2. Click/tap on Wi-Fi in the left pane, and click/tap on an available wireless network (ex: Brink-Router2) that you want to connect to.
How to remove existing wireless network profile in Windows XP. Step 1. Open Control panel, select and double click Network Connections. Step 2. Select Wireless Network Connection, right click it and select Properties.Step 3. Choose â Wireless Networks â tab and select existing network in preferred networks, then click Remove. Step 4. Click OK. Step 5. Then Select Wireless Network Connection, right click it, select and click View Available Wireless Networks.Step 6. Click Refresh Network list to view available wireless networks.Select the correct network which you want to connect, double click it or click Connect button.hen Select Wireless Network Connection, right click it, select and click View Available Wireless Networks. Step 6. Click Refresh Network list to view available wireless networks. Select the correct network which you want to connect, double click it or click Connect button.