How to see a list of wireless network profiles in Windows 11. Managing wireless connections is key to keeping your devices secure and connected efficiently. In this video, we'll show you how to view a list of wireless network profiles in Windows 11. Before we begin, be sure to subscribe to Ninja One's IT Video Hub for more tech content like this, understanding wireless network profiles in Windows Wireless network profiles store the details of every wifi network you've connected to, including the network name, password, and other settings Windows saves this information so you don't have to reenter it whenever you connect. It also adds an extra layer of security by protecting your credentials and helping prevent accidental connections to malicious networks. How to view wireless network profiles in Windows First, you can use the command prompt, open command prompt by right clicking the start button, selecting run type CMD, and press enter. Then type the command net SHW LAN show profiles and press enter. This will display a list of all the wifi networks with save profiles. Next, let's look at PowerShell, another powerful tool. Open PowerShell by right clicking the start button and selecting terminal. Enter the same command net, HHW Elan show profiles and press enter. If you want a cleaner list that shows only the network names, you can use a more advanced PowerShell command. This command filters and displays the wifi network names making management easier. If you prefer using the graphical interface, window settings lets you view your profiles, go to the start menu, open settings, select network and internet, then wifi, and finally manage known networks. Here you can see all your saved wifi networks and manage their settings. If you don't see your profiles or can't make changes, make sure you're signed in as an administrator, viewing and managing your wireless profiles is important for troubleshooting issues and improving security. If a network is no longer needed or secure, you can delete its profile to avoid accidental connections. Managing your wireless profiles is a small but crucial step toward better security and network performance. For more information, check out our official blog post on how to see a list of wireless network profiles in Windows 11 linked in the description below.