As I do most of my computing from the desktop, your mileage may vary if using a non-PC device. Hope this helps, I had to seek this out because I have two wifi-nodes, one publicly visible but locked, and one hidden (non broadcasting SSID) and locked I wanted to switch connections but it isn't an option from the control panel.not sure why not,īut at least it is not actually removed, just moved. Right-click on the connection or profile of interest and you'll be presented with a context menu among the list of options isįorget this Network (profiled connections only). If you have wifi, it will show any available networks and any profiled hidden networks you've configured. The first icon (top left) is what you want, the icon looks like signal bars with the name of the connection under (for me anyway).
Settings, then, you will see two rows of icons on the bottom of the settings app (I do anyway). You get to it by hovering over the right-hand lower left area of the screen (I usually swirl my "mouse" around in the area and it pops up, or via ctrl+c it will pop up. The management of wireless networks in Windows 8 is accessed via the "Charms" bar.
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