Apple has recently launched its developer preview of the latest macOS iteration named High Sierra. Apple Airport, one of Apple products that function like a NAS drive + Router combo hasn’t been updated since many days and in this article, we’ll explain How to Forget a WiFi Network on Mac which includes Airport and other WiFi Network’s that are saved in your MacBook.

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Apart from other operating systems like Windows & Linux, macOS unlocks the full potential of the WiFi radio present in their iDevices. It offers a handful of wonderful features like Handoff – which works on continuity.

But for security reasons, we often change the password of our WiFi Network. After doing that we’ve to connect to our WiFi Network with an updated passcode in order to access the Internet.

How to forget a WiFi Network on Mac OS

But unfortunately, forgetting a saved WiFi Network is not that easy in macOS when compared to its competitors. So Here’s the step by step tutorial explaining the entire procedure on How to forget a WiFi Network on Mac

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So let’s get started.

  • The first step is to open the Network Preferences on your Mac. To do so hover over to the WiFi logo at the top right corner on your macOS Taskbar.
  • As you can see from the above screenshot, There’s an option to open ” Network Preferences “. Click on that or else there’s another option to open the settings.
  • All you’ve to do is open up Spotlight using ” Action + SpaceBar ” Key and then type ” Network Preferences ” or simply ask ” Siri ” to open them for you.
  • Once you’re in the ” Network Preferences ” select the WiFi section among all the Network Interfaces that you see in the whole section.

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  • From here you can check the status of your current WiFi State, Whether it is connected? not connected? As we’re here to forget our previous saved WiFi Password to our Network, Obviously we’ll be an not connected state.
  • Moving on, Click on the Advanced section and here you’ll find all your saved WiFi Networks. Highlight the one which you’re willing to forget and then click the ” – ” as shown in the below screenshot.
  • Once you’ve done that, You can again connect to the same network with an updated password and the advantage of surfing the Internet wirelessly.

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Conclusion

I normally like to troll my neighbors with hilarious WiFi Names configured in my router. Apart from me, no one knows the password but still, I like to show them Weird SSID’s when they search for open WiFi Networks.

This habit of mine makes me change the Network name and password for those networks too often and I don’t want my Mac remembering all those past Networks.

So, I follow the following steps mentioned above to get rid of the saved and unused networks to have a fresh start. Hope you like this article, If it does don’t forget to share this on social media.

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