Whenever you connect to a wireless network, the network’s security information, settings, and password (if there’s any) are automatically stored in the form of a network profile. This profile allows Windows to connect easily and automatically once the computer tries to reconnect to that same network. One of the most effective ways for you to have better wireless network profile management is by deleting unused or unnecessary wireless network profiles that have been saved on your computer. This is also one good troubleshooting option that you can try if in case your computer is having difficulties connecting to a wireless network that you are attempting to establish a connection with. Below are three ways on how you can remove or forget a wireless network profile in Windows 10 computer: METHOD I: Deleting a Wireless Network Profile via the Settings app STEP 1: Open the Settings app, then tap or click on the Network & Internet icon. STEP 2: On the left side, tap or click on Wi-Fi, then tap or click on the Manage known networks button on the right side.