Forget a Wi-Fi Network in Windows
- From the Windows Desktop (main screen), Right click the Start Menu, Select Settings.

- Click Network & Internet, then click the Wi-Fi ">" arrow to the right of the On slider.

- Click the Manage known networks ">" arrow.

- Click Forget to remove the targeted network

Windows 10-Older method
- From the Windows desktop, navigate: Start
> Settings icon
> Network & Internet.

- Click Wi-Fi, then click Manage known networks.

- Click the appropriate Wi-Fi network name.
- Click Forget.

Sources:
Estimated Time to Complete:
~8 Minutes (T1+)
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