Windows 10: Connect to all wifis with same SSID and password

Hello,


I have a Windows 10 tablet and have multiple routers in different locations. These routers all have the same SSID and password.

Is there a way to tell my Windows 10 tablet to connect to all these routers without having to connect manually to each of them?


In an older device, just by connecting to one of the routers, the device would connect to a new router because the SSID and password were the same, but this doesn't work anymore in my new tablet.


Is there something I can do to solve this?


Thank you

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NETSH: How to connect to wifi(SSID) with username and password

Hi Greg,

I went through the document, I couldn't find the command to connect to ssid with username and password.

lets take an example to explain this.

my wifi name(ssid) : eku_secure

username: abcdef

password: 12345

is there netsh command to connect to wifi through command line with username and password

netsh wlan connect ssid=your_wifi_name username="abcdef" password=12345 (just an example to understand the requirement).

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I have created the profile "dot1x_eap_ttls" and connected to ssid "dot1x_eap_ttls_wifi" with below command

netsh wlan connect name=dot1x_eap_ttls ssid=dot1x_eap_ttls_wifi

Result: Output: "Connection request was completed successfully"

But when I check Wifi adapater it is showing Attempting to authenticate ---> Because we need to provide user name password for authenticating ssid "dot1x_eap_ttls_wifi"

Please let me know is there any way to add username and password in command line?

Regards,

Akhil

 

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