I was able to use the above method and it removed old networks from my computer. It appears you are experiencing different results, what are you seeing?
Delete unwanted wi-fi networks on my list
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Hello,
I have many wireless networks in my list, my own and many unwanted one, which I have no desire to connect to. How do I remove or 'forget' these network?
I have tried 'manage Wi-Fi settings' but because the network doesn't appear in myknown network list, I cannot click 'forget' for this network.
Furthermore, every time I 'untick' the connect automatically box for the unwanted network, it reappears each time and is hindering connection to my own network.
Thanks for any help you can provide.
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