Christian Vargas
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Manage Wireless Networks (Advanced) on Windows 10
When inside of Network and Sharing Center, "Manage Wireless Networks" is no longer a feature on Windows 10.
However my corporate wireless SSID requires certain settings to be set on my connection for it to work properly, which includes:
- WPA-Professional
- TKIP
- Uncheck "Use Server Certificate"
How do I set this on my Windows 10 PC? What is the alternative method?
However my corporate wireless SSID requires certain settings to be set on my connection for it to work properly, which includes:
- WPA-Professional
- TKIP
- Uncheck "Use Server Certificate"
How do I set this on my Windows 10 PC? What is the alternative method?
ASKER
I don't know exactly what to tell you except:
Recently I have encountered devices that would only let you select WPA/WPA2 at their end. This suggests that they would allow WPA - which is NOT recommended.
Recently I have encountered devices that would only let you select WPA/WPA2 at their end. This suggests that they would allow WPA - which is NOT recommended.
ASKER
Thank you for trying. Manually creating it at least gets me closer :-)
Anyone else have any ideas?
Anyone else have any ideas?
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ASKER
Ok, Netsh seems to have done the trick. However I used NetSetMan, a software that basically acts as a GUI for Netsh. All the settings I needed where available, and when you save the profile it sends the command via Netsh.
http://www.netsetman.com/e n/freeware #download
Very strange is that this means the functionality is still in Windows 10, but it is basically hidden from the front end.
THANK YOU!
http://www.netsetman.com/e
Very strange is that this means the functionality is still in Windows 10, but it is basically hidden from the front end.
THANK YOU!
ASKER
Really appreciate it. I totally forgot about netsh
Click on Network Settings in the popup
IF there are wireless connections set up then there should also be a menu item "Manage WiFi Settings" Click it.
You can remove any of the wireless connections shown.
You can replace them next Using Set up a Connection in the Network and Sharing Center.
I don't know of a way to "edit" in the normal way using the Windows GUI.... :-(
But you might use PowerShell