When you run the basic command, Windows will list every Wi-Fi network the computer has ever successfully connected to. The list is usually divided into two sections:
This tells you that the laptop has connected to these four networks previously. This is useful for troubleshooting—knowing exactly which networks a device "remembers" helps explain why it might be auto-connecting to a weak signal or failing to switch to a new access point. netsh wlan show profiles
Right-click "Command Prompt" and select "Run as Administrator". Type the following command and press Enter: netsh wlan show profiles Interpreting the Output When you run the basic command, Windows will
Profiles : <profile_name1>, <profile_name2>, <profile_name3> When you run the basic command