If you are new to working with Wi-Fi networks, then changes made by family or friends can leave you in a bad situation with no connection. So how do you get connected again? Today’s SuperUser Q&A post has the answer to help a frustrated reader get connected to their Wi-Fi network once again.
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The Question
SuperUser reader pratish wants to know how to remove an old Wi-Fi password and add the new one:
How can pratish fix this Wi-Fi password problem?
How can I remove the old password and add the new one?
The Answer
SuperUser contributor BryanC has the answer for us:
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Open the Network and Sharing Center. In the Tasks Pane, click Manage Wireless Networks. Right-click on the connection you want to delete, and then click Remove Network. In the Manage Wireless Networks – Warning Dialog Box, click OK.
Source: Delete a Network Connection in Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 [TechNet – Microsoft]
