Wi-Fi因其便利性和成本效益的特点而成为用户中最受欢迎的无线设备。保存在系统中的WiFi(WiFi)配置文件一旦在范围内就会自动连接,但这个受欢迎的功能有许多缺点和威胁。有线连接仅维持有线设备之间的数据交换,但是,无线连接在空中,使黑客更容易窃取数据。这篇文章将指导您禁用 Windows 10 自动连接到 Wi-Fi 网络的方法。
WiFi的自动连接功能(auto-connect function)可能最终会连接到之前使用的不需要的网络配置文件。如果您经常连接到多个您不想稍后或每次都使用的Wi-Fi连接,那么您必须阻止(Wi-fi)Windows 11/10自动连接到 Wi-Fi 网络。
停止(Stop)自动连接到无线网络(Wireless Network)
自动连接到Wi-Fi网络减少了用户对其文件和其他凭据的控制。任何连接到同一网络的其他用户都可以很容易地潜入计算机系统并访问连接到同一网络的其他用户的个人信息。
有时,国外的 Wi-Fi 网络会使用这样的功能进行加密,通过该功能,用户可能会丢失他们的数据,然后只需连接网络即可。因此,有必要将 Wi-Fi 连接的控制权掌握在自己手中。用户还可以将自动连接选项限制在少数选择的网络中,并将其限制在所有其他网络中。因此,您可以使用三种方法阻止 Windows 10 计算机自动连接到 Wi-Fi网络(Network)。这些是:
- 设置应用程序。
- 使用控制面板。
- 命令提示符。
现在让我们详细了解每种方法:
1]通过设置(Settings)阻止Windows(Stop Windows)自动连接到Wi-Fi网络(Network)
要阻止Windows 11自动连接到 Wi-Fi 网络,请使用以下建议:
- 打开设置应用程序。
- 选择Network & Internet > Wi-Fi。
- 单击显示可用网络
- 单击(Click)您的 Wi-Fi 网络连接。
- 取消选中自动连接(Connect automatically )设置。
要阻止Windows 10自动连接到 Wi-Fi 网络,请使用以下建议:
- 打开设置应用程序。(Open the Settings app.)
- 选择Network & Internet > Wi-Fi。
- 单击(Click)您的 Wi-Fi 网络连接。
- 关闭范围内时自动连接 (Connect automatically when in range )切换按钮。
让我们详细看看上面的步骤:
我们可以通过Windows 10的(Windows 10)设置(Settings)应用程序来控制我们计算机系统的自动连接功能。
为此,请同时按下键盘上的Windows+I快捷键。在设置(Settings)应用程序中,选择网络和 Internet(Network & Internet)类别,然后转到Wi-Fi选项卡。
现在移动到右窗格并单击当前连接的网络名称。
这将在您的计算机屏幕上打开另一个窗口,您需要在其中关闭网络名称下的切换按钮,显示在范围内时自动连接。(Connect automatically when in range)
2]通过控制面板(Control Panel)禁用WiFi自动连接
或者,您可以使用控制面板(Control Panel)阻止Windows 10自动连接到 Wi-Fi 网络。以下是步骤:
- 首先,打开控制面板(open the Control Panel)。
- 转到Network and Internet > Network and Sharing Center。
- 从左侧窗格中,选择更改适配器设置(Change adapter settings)选项。
- 然后双击您的 Wi-Fi 连接。
- 在 Wi-Fi状态(Status)窗口中,单击无线属性(Wireless Properties) 按钮
- 在“连接”选项卡上,取消选中“(Connection)当此网络在范围内时自动连接(Connect automatically when this network is in range.)”复选框。
- 单击(Click)确定按钮以保存更改。
让我们深入研究一下:
也可以使用控制面板关闭 Wi-Fi 自动连接。因此,要开始使用,请先打开控制面板(Control Panel)。在控制面板窗口中,转到网络和 Internet(Network and Internet),然后选择网络和共享中心(Network and Sharing Center)。
此外,单击更改适配器设置(Change adapter settings),然后单击您的 Wi-Fi 连接。
Wi-Fi 状态窗口将显示一个选项无线属性,(Wireless Properties,)单击它进入属性(Properties)窗口,如上图所示。
现在在Connection选项卡下,取消勾选Connect automatically when this network is in range选项。
3]使用命令提示符(Use Command Prompt)停止自动连接到无线网络(Wireless Network)
如果您更喜欢使用命令行环境,则可以使用此方法阻止Windows自动连接到 Wi-Fi 网络。
要开始它,首先以管理员身份运行命令提示符(run Command Prompt as administrator)。然后键入以下命令并按Enter 键(Enter)运行该命令。
netsh wlan show profiles
这将帮助您了解系统中保存的网络配置文件。现在,您可以简单地阻止所需的网络字段自动连接到系统。为此,请在同一命令提示符窗口中键入以下命令,然后按 Enter:
netsh wlan set profileparameter name="profile name" connectionmode=manual
在上述命令中,将“配置文件名称”(“profile name”)替换为您喜欢的名称。
可以通过运行以下命令来恢复系统的行为:
netsh wlan set profileparameter name="profile name" connectionmode=auto
随后,您还可以选择查找Wifi网络适配器配置文件连接的当前状态。为此,请运行以下命令:
netsh wlan show profile "profile name"
通过这种方式,您已经验证了添加到计算机的配置文件的行为。
就是这样。希望能帮助到你。(That’s it. Hope it helps.)
有关的:
- 如何查看 Wi-Fi 网络适配器设置。(How to view Wi-Fi Network Adapter settings.)
- 如何查看存储的 Wi-Fi 网络配置文件。(How to view Wi-Fi Network Profiles stored.)
Stop automatic connection to Wireless Network in Windows 11/10
Wi-Fi is the most popular wireless device among users because of its convenience and cost-efficiency features. WiFi profiles saved in the system will automatically get connected once in range but this loved feature comes with many disadvantages and threats. The wired connection maintains the exchange of data only between the wired devices, however, a wireless connection is in the air that makes data-stealing easier for the hackers. This post will guide you on the ways to disable Windows 10 from connecting automatically to a Wi-Fi network.
The auto-connect function of WiFi may end up connecting to an unwanted network profile used earlier. If you regularly get connected to multiple Wi-fi connections which you do not want to use later or every time, then you must stop Windows 11/10 from connecting automatically to a Wi-Fi network.
Stop automatic connection to Wireless Network
Automatic connection to the Wi-Fi network reduces the users’ control over their files and other credentials. Any other user connected to the same network can easily sneak into the computer system and access the personal information of the other user connected to the same network.
Sometimes foreign Wi-Fi networks are encrypted with such a feature through which user may lose their data then simply by connecting the network. Therefore, it is necessary to have control of the Wi-Fi connection in your own hands. Users may also restrict the auto connection option to few networks of choice and restrict it to all other networks. So, there are three methods using which you can stop your Windows 10 computer from connecting automatically to a Wi-Fi Network. These are the following:
- The Settings app.
- Using Control Panel.
- The Command Prompt.
Let’s now see each method in detail:
1] Stop Windows from Connecting Automatically to a Wi-Fi Network via Settings
To stop Windows 11 from connecting automatically to a Wi-Fi network, use the following suggestions:
- Open the Settings app.
- Select Network & Internet > Wi-Fi.
- Click on Show available networks
- Click on your Wi-Fi network connection.
- Uncheck the Connect automatically setting.
To stop Windows 10 from connecting automatically to a Wi-Fi network, use the following suggestions:
- Open the Settings app.
- Select Network & Internet > Wi-Fi.
- Click on your Wi-Fi network connection.
- Turn off the Connect automatically when in range toggle button.
Let’s see the above steps in detail:
We can control the auto-connect feature of our computer system simply through the Settings application of Windows 10.
To do so, press the Windows+I shortcut keys together on your keyboard. Inside the Settings app, choose Network & Internet category and then go to the Wi-Fi tab.
Now move to the right pane and click on the network’s name that is currently connected.
This will open another window on your computer screen, where you will need to turn off the toggle button saying Connect automatically when in range, under the network’s name.
2] Disable WiFi auto-connect via Control Panel
Alternatively, you can use the Control Panel to stop Windows 10 from connecting automatically to a Wi-Fi network. Here are the steps:
- First of all, open the Control Panel.
- Go to Network and Internet > Network and Sharing Center.
- From the left pane, select the Change adapter settings option.
- Then double-click on your Wi-Fi connection.
- In the Wi-Fi Status window, click on the Wireless Properties button
- On the Connection tab, untick the checkbox saying Connect automatically when this network is in range.
- Click on the OK button to save the changes.
Let’s take an in-depth look into this:
Switching off the Wi-fi auto-connect can also be done by using the control panel. So, to get it started, open the Control Panel first. Inside the control panel window, go to Network and Internet and then choose Network and Sharing Center.
Further, click on Change adapter settings and click on your Wi-Fi connection.
The Wi-Fi status window will showcase an option Wireless Properties, click on it to enter the Properties window as shown in the above image.
Now under the Connection tab, untick the option of Connect automatically when this network is in range.
3] Use Command Prompt to stop automatic connection to Wireless Network
If you prefer using a command-line environment then you can use this method to stop Windows from connecting automatically to a Wi-Fi network.
To get it started, run Command Prompt as administrator first. Then type the below command and hit Enter to run the command.
netsh wlan show profiles
This will help you to know about the saved network profiles in your system. Now, you can simply prevent the desired network field to get automatically connected to the system. To do so, type the below command in the same command prompt window and press Enter:
netsh wlan set profileparameter name="profile name" connectionmode=manual
In the above command, replace “profile name” with the name you prefer.
The behavior of the system can be restored by running the following command:
netsh wlan set profileparameter name="profile name" connectionmode=auto
Subsequently, you can also choose to find out the current status of the Wifi network adapter profile connection. To do so, run the following command:
netsh wlan show profile "profile name"
In this way, you have verified the behavior of the profile added to your computer.
That’s it. Hope it helps.
Related:
- How to view Wi-Fi Network Adapter settings.
- How to view Wi-Fi Network Profiles stored.