02-18-2016 , 10:02 PM
Quote:Whenever you connect to a wireless network using a device running Windows 10, a profile is saved to the computer.
That's useful if you need to connect to the network again in the future as it makes that operation easier, especially if the access password is saved as well.
While that is useful, wireless network profiles are not removed from the list of profiles after time has passed.
That may not be a big issue either, but if you like things tidy, or prefer to remove old information from the operating system, then you may want to remove these old network information.
It makes little sense to keep profiles around that you know you will never connect to again using the device. Examples are hotel wireless networks, wireless networks at airports, or a wireless network that is no longer available.
It may also help if you have connections problems and believe that it is profile related.
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