Windows 10: Changing Browser WiFi Login

So you know when you go to Starbucks or some other public place and they direct you to a log-in page where you press accept and you have internet? Usually when I do that the page opens in Google Chrome but recently, my mom went into my computer and messed with my settings so now it opens in Edge. But the damn page won't load!!! Does anyone know how to change that setting so it will go back to Google?

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wifi browser login not bringing up login page

This is what I would try.

• Keep your data connection turned on.
• Turn on your Wi-Fi as well.
• This would allow you to access the login page, either by the data connection or the wifi connection.
• Now try the password thing.
• If it does not work, ensure that you have at least two different browsers installed like UC browser and Nokia Xpress. Also, set the browser to desktop mode in settings.
  

 

Changing default browser to IE and wifi issues

Hi Ed,

Thank you for posting your query in Microsoft Community.



I suggest you to follow the steps below and check if it helps.

• 
  In desktop search, type default app settings and select the result.
  
• 
  Under Web browser, click the current browser (EDGE).
  
• 
  Choose Internet Explorer and set it as
  default.
  

Hope it helps.

 

How to change to manage wifi profiles specific to user login


Problem
windows 10 by default saves / remembers wifi profiles across all users … rather than by user login or specific to a user login … I have multiple SSIDs .. each SSID is mapped to separate vlan and router allows traffic based on vlan .. for example one vlan blocks youtube and other vlan allows

Other info
Running W10 on surface pro and surface book .. use local user accounts .. not a domain / AD setup

Goal
wifi connections / profiles to be remembered by user profile rather than by device. So a login to a local user account would only look to the wifi profiles saved/managed specifically for that user account … and if current user login each session (could toggle back and forth) W10 would toggle appropriate SSID for each user

Possibilities
Command line using NETSH .. or powershell to change network type to user specific. Researching this topic I found steps to do this in W7 and apparently W7 used to have UI manage wireless networks were this field was exposed and could be toggled but removed in W10 .. guessing the attribute on the wifi profile record is still there and could be set or changed with proper syntax.

Login script, seems less desirable but its possible a script to block access by user to specific SSIDs .. so the SSIDs would continue to store and remember for all SSIDs at device level (all user logins could see all saved wifi profiles) but the login script would block based on user login .. just not sure how robust is the login script approach but seems at minimum to be more maintenance across devices.