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Change the SSID or profile name - the latter may be useful to add a name that is descriptive and easier to identify.

The connection type reveals whether connection attempts will be automatic or manual only.Ī right-click on a profile displays a list of options, including the following choices: You can edit the XML of the wireless profile (recommended for advanced users only), switch between manual and automatic modes, switch between WPA-PSK/WPA2PSK/AES/TKIP modes, rename the profile, rename the SSID, move profile position up and down, copy multiple wireless profiles to another wireless card on your system, and more.įor every wireless profile found, ManageWirelessNetworks will display the following information: Profile Name, SSID, Connection Type, Connection Mode, Authentication, Encryption, Key Type, Auto Switch (Yes/No), Non-Broadcast (Yes/No), Profile Position, Created Time, Modified Time, Wireless Key, and more.Īs with all Nirsoft tools, this one is straightforward, with every feature accessible and usable for all user types (minus editing the XML of the wireless profile, which is only recommended for advanced users).You may use it, among other things, to delete wireless network profiles that you are never going to use again.Īs far as compatibility is concerned, ManageWirelessNetworks supports all versions of Microsoft Windows from Windows Vista onward, and 32-bit and 64-bit versions of the operating system.Įach wireless profile lists the profile name and SSID, used for identification, as well as information about the security features, creation times and more. It also allows you to edit a single profile using the Windows default editor. ManageWirelessNetworks displays extensive information about every wireless profile on your system, including the network adapters not active. ManageWirelessNetworks provides an alternative to the Windows Manage Wireless Networks (aka Manage Known Networks on Windows 10).