Windows 10: On a Windows 11 Edu 22H2 the connect automatically to wireless network is not working on a...

Once the machine a HP 840 G9 is started and it gets to the login screen it isn't connecting to the wireless network automatically. I have to manually select it in order to connect. The settings are for the wireless to connect when the network is in range and also even if it isn't broadcasting. Intel version 22.220.0.4 wireless driver on the intelR Wi-Fi 6EAX211 160 MHz wireless card. Set also for connect by machine or user policy but again it doesn't connect automatically. Any Ideas?

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Windows 10: Disable automatic connection of a wireless network

This isn't helpful.

This is clearly a software issue and can't be rectified by playing with wireless settings. Please can Microsoft create a patch? I find that often it stops me logging in as the computer is confused on the networks it is connected to.

I have followed all the suggested steps and it makes no difference as I am not actually connected to the networks that the computer is suggesting I connect automatically to.

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David

 

Windows 10: Disable automatic connection of a wireless network

Hi,

Sorry for the delay in replying.

If you have not tried this then you may follow these steps to test if that helps:

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  Open "Network and Sharing Center".
  
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  On the left pane, click on the option "Manage wireless networks”.
  
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  Look for those networks where the Security is "Unsecured." Right-click on an unsecured network, then click on "Properties”.
  
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  Make sure that the box next to "Connect automatically when this network is in range," is not checked. Then click on "OK" to save your settings. Repeat the steps to uncheck the box for any other unsecured networks on the list.
  

Keep us informed to help you further.

 

Windows 10: Disable automatic connection of a wireless network

yes , agree with you , That answer was absolutely useless, and I think you knew it. You guys have screwed this up, haven't you? There's no fix yet is there?

until 2017 February 21 , still no solution searched on internet, among article , all the solution & suggestion are blind replying from Microsoft and it's Community Team
, they just playing around their pathetic solution that they tot those are the solution

i am surely peoples said that checked box which names "automatically connect" remain checked after unchecked

and Microsoft and it's Community Team reply the post with

Follow the below steps and check if it helps.

Step 1: Right click on Wi-Fi icon and select Open Network and Sharing Center menu option

Step 2: In the Network and Sharing Center window, click the Wi-Fi connection link.

Step 3: This should display the Wi-Fi Status windows as shown below.

Step 4: Now click the Wireless Properties button in W-Fi Status.

Step 5: Un mark the check box with label as Connect automatically when this network in range option available under the Wireless Network Properties window. Click Ok button to confirm and the save the changes.

Look , first this is which we are connected in the pass so we can saw the wifi name in that list, but for those wifi that we never connected which probably neighbor wifi , which we don have the password key , they still fk remain checked ''automatically
connect" boxes , do you see that ? did the problems sloved ? or the Microsoft and it's Community Team geniusly think the problems sloved ? how pathetic is ?

1. Press Windows key + A to open action center and click on All Settings.

2. Now select Network and Internet.

3. In the left panel, select Wi-Fi.

4. Now in the right panel, select the option Change Adapter Options.

5. The Change Adapter Options will open the Network Connections. You will find the network connection to which your computer or tablet is connected.

6. Double click on the wireless connection to open the Wi-Fi status. Go to Wireless Properties.

7. Under Connection tab, find out “Connect automatically when this network is in range“. By default it is enabled. To disable it, uncheck the option and tap ok.

Same goes to this article, useless suggestion ever i ever see

don said i never follow any article , that so much article that Microsoft and it's Community Team never read post carefully enuf, or we could said that Microsoft and it's Community Team reply post with blindly hand

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since window 7 2012 year faced this problems and no solution until 2017/02/21

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2016 article have no solution yet

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2016 november



so please , so playing around the suggestion that you think that is solution