Forgetting a Wi-Fi network on macOS and OSX

Owned by Mark Kolodziej, created
Mar 11, 2021
1 min read

Removing and re-adding a network can be a good fix for lots of connection problems. If you’re unsure of how to remove a network on a Mac, you’ve come to the right place.

Instructions

  1. Click the Wi-Fi symbol at the top-right of the screen and open Network preferences. Select Advanced in the bottom right.

  2. Select the network you want to forget and click the '-' sign.

  3. Click OK and then click Apply. You have now forgotten the connection.