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Clicking the network icon in Windows 10 system tray pops up the list of Wi-Fi networks and hotspots.
However, there are too many hotspots around my location, and I would like to hide them from the list. I can hide a regular Wi-Fi network with this command:
netsh wlan add filter permission=block networktype=infrastructure ssid="blahblah"
But this command doesn't hide hotspots in Wi-Fi list. I guess the networktype isn't infrastructure for hotspots, the other value is 'adhoc' which doesn't work too. Which config (Windows) or commands (Cmd/PowerShell) should I run?
datdinhquoc
Posted 2019-05-06T04:46:01.697
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