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When you connect to a Ethernet or wired network for the first time, Windows automatically creates a network profile and assigns generic names like Network 1, Network 2, etc. finally stores it on your computer as a known network. A wireless network profile will use the SSID of the wireless network (ex: router) . Some users and administrators may dislike the non-descriptive network connections names and want to rename , delete or clear redundant network profiles (names). After Windows 7 , Microsoft removed Netork Profile rename option therefore you will not find any option whatsoever in the Settings app or Control Panel to change the network name. It is still possible to edit network profile names to make them more descriptive but the only effective way to Rename or remove the connections in Windows 11, Windows 10 and Windows 8 is by using the registry editor. (valid in all Windows versions)
What is New (Thursday, September 28, 2023)
1.[FIXED] – Deleted network profile leaves leftover in a registry key
2.[FIXED] – Can’t upper/lower letter in renaming
3.[ADDED] – Multiple selection feature in the List with Ctrl key
4.[ADDED] – x64 version
5.[ADDED] – High contrast support
6.[ADDED] – Manage Known Networks has been added (Under the menu button)
7.[ADDED] – Some code Improvements
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Network Profile Name Changer v1.4
If you want to easily Rename or delete a Windows Network Profile Name you can use a Portable freeware "Network Profile Name changer"