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Wifi Password on Windows 10?
So my roommate just changed the Wifi password and I know it. But my Windows 10 computer tries to connect with the old password and says it can't connect. I know the router is fine because my phones connects just fine with the new password. But how can I re-write the password on my computer in Windows 10?
6 Answers
- 6 years ago
go to setting then manage wifi delete the wifi network with old password. Log in with your network provide the new password
- chrisjbscLv 76 years ago
Long hold / right click on the SSID name and select forget.
Then reconnect to the wifi again and enter the new password.
- 6 years ago
Try to forget the network or to delete it from wifi adapter sertings. Then chiose the network, enter the new password and its supposed to work.
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- juliepelletierLv 76 years ago
That's the main reason I usually recommend changing the network name (SSID) when changing the key.
Go to your Control Panel, Network and Internet, Network and Sharing Center, on the left panel, click Manage wireless networks, and delete the network from there.
Afterwards it will ask you the key when you try to connect.
- Anonymous6 years ago
Click on the WiFi icon in the taskbar. Click on the router name, uncheck "Connect automatically", click on "Connect" and enter the new password.
