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In Windows 8, I used to be able to right-click on a wireless connection in the "Networks" sidebar and click "Properties" to access the password info, the connection settings, etc. The right-click context menu would also allow me to forget a network on demand (with the "Forget Network" option).
In Windows 8.1, the right-click option is gone. What's an easy way to manage my wireless network profiles in Windows 8.1 (without being connected to it)? If at all possible I'd like to avoid third-party software for this task, and although I'm sure I can do this from Powershell, I'd like my convenience back.
@CanadianLuke I apologize that I failed to follow the guidelines. I will from now on make sure I do that. I also edited my answer here to reflect your advice. Thank you. – Kirs Kringle – 2013-12-04T20:55:14.420
It looks much better. I edited it to add some pretty formatting for you. +1 for the correct information though, good find! – Canadian Luke – 2013-12-04T21:13:27.563
1Gah, this is what I wasn't hoping to hear.....but I guess you gotta do what you gotta do.
netsh wlan
gives you a list of commands to use with that object, as well. Does anyone know why this was removed from 8.1? – lunchmeat317 – 2013-12-04T21:48:57.917As a note, with one of the recent updates, it looks like this feature has returned! – lunchmeat317 – 2014-06-16T21:30:03.353