Information Technology

We support all NYU Steinhardt purchased devices. This includes desktops, laptops and mobile devices. We are able to offer basic troubleshooting for most devices in-house and we are able to facilitate service calls with external vendors when needed. .

Forgetting Wi-Fi Networks

Forget a Wi-Fi Network on Windows

On Windows 11:

1. Navigate to the search bar located in the bottom-center of your screen.

Search.png

 

2. Search "Wi-Fi Settings" and open Wi-Fi Settings

WiFi Settings.png

 

3. Inside Wi-Fi settings click "Manage Known Networks"

KnownNetworks.png

 

4. Inside Manage Known Networks, look for the network to forget. To the right of the network name, click on forget.

ForgetNetwork.png

 

Forget a Wi-Fi Network on MacOS:

On MacOS Ventura or later:

1. Open System Settings by clicking on the Apple logo on the top-left corner of the screen, then click "System Settings".

System Settings.png

 

2. Inside System Settings, click on "Wi-Fi" on the left-hand side of the screen.

WiFi.png

 

3. Inside the Wi-Fi menu, under "Known Networks" look for the wifi network to forget. To the right of the network name, click on more options (the three dots).

MoreOptions.png

4. After clicking more options, click on "Forget Network" and a prompt should appear asking for confirmation to remove network. Click "remove" in the prompt that appears. 

moreop.png

prompt.png

Did this article not answer your question?

Submit a Request
back to top