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Forgetting a Wireless Network on Personal Device

This document details instructions for removing wireless networks from personal devices.

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Forgetting a Wireless Device on Windows 10
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***NOTE: Sometimes after changing your password, you may need to forget the eduroam network in order for it to prompt for your new password. Some computers prefer to connect to wireless networks in the order that they were originally connected, so you may need to remove UWGB-Guest or UWGB-IoT so that your device stops automatically connecting to them instead of eduroam.***


iOS and Android

1. Navigate to "Settings."

2. Select "Wi-Fi."

3. Select the wireless network you wish to remove.

4. Select "Forget" to remove this network.



Keywords:
ipad, iphone, ipod, ios, macos, android, droid, windows, wireless, uwgb-guest, eduroam, guest, netreg, uwgb-netreg, remove, forget, delete, Iot, internet of things
Doc ID:
22353
Owned by:
Steve K. in UW Green Bay
Created:
2012-01-23
Updated:
2022-11-08
Sites:
UW Green Bay