

Netsh wlan set profileorder name=" Brink-Router" interface=" Wi-Fi 2" priority= 2Ĥ Repeat step 3 until you have all your wireless profiles listed in the priority order you want.ĥ When finished, repeat step 2 to confirm the priority order. To set the "Brink-Router" profile on the "Wi-Fi 2" interface second (bottom) in the connection priority order. Netsh wlan set profileorder name=" Brink-Router2" interface=" Wi-Fi 2" priority= 1 To set the "Brink-Router2" profile on the "Wi-Fi 2" interface first (top) in the connection priority order list. For example, I have 2 wireless network profiles listed in step 2, so I can set to have the profiles listed in priority order between 1-2. Substitute # in the command above with a number (ex: "1") you want the wireless network profile to be listed as in the priority order list. Substitute InterfaceName in the command above with the actual interface name (ex: "Wi-Fi 2") from step 2. Substitute WirelessProfileName in the command above with the actual wireless network profile name (ex: "Brink-Router2") from step 2. Netsh wlan set profileorder name=" WirelessProfileName" interface=" InterfaceName" priority= #
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This tutorial will show you how to change the connection priority order of wireless network profiles to your preference in Windows 10. If you have multiple wireless network connections, you can change the priority so the network profile you prefer will be the first one to use instead when in range. If you check "Connect automatically" while connecting to a wireless network, it will be placed at the top of the priority list. Windows will automatically connect to your wireless network profiles based on a priority order when the wireless network is in range, and an Ethernet connection is not available.

A wireless (Wi-Fi) network profile contains the SSID (network name), password key, and security information to be able to connect to a wireless network. When you connect to a new wireless network, Windows will create a profile for the wireless network. Windows will usually automatically connect to networks in this priority order:
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How to Change Wireless Network Connection Priority Order in Windows 10
