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Please provide me with the Power shell or command line command to switch Wi-Fi networks.<br />
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The Wi-Fi network that will be switched to will already have its password stored within Windows 10.<br />
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I need to have this command run at a specified time each day to insure that the laptop is on the correct Wi-Fi network that will allow it to backup to a NAS on the correct Wi-Fi network.
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Please provide me with the Power shell or command line command to switch Wi-Fi networks.

The Wi-Fi network that will be switched to will already have its password stored within Windows 10.

I need to have this command run at a specified time each day to insure that the laptop is on the correct Wi-Fi network that will allow it to backup to a NAS on the correct Wi-Fi network.

Power shell or command line command to switch Wi-Fi networks

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