How to rename network connection Win10 Win10 rename network connection tutorial

In Win10, the user cannot modify the name of the network connection on its own, only the default name assigned by the system. If there is less network connection on the current computer, such as a wired or wireless WiFi connection, it doesn't matter if it is used by default; but if there are more connections, for example, some professionals need to take the computer everywhere, networked everywhere, then these The name of the network "1, 2, 3, 4...n" is inevitably seemingly chaotic and difficult to distinguish. So, if you can customize these connection names, you can easily distinguish between different connections.

It is not difficult to modify the connection name. The specific method is as follows:

1. Enter regedit in the Cortana search bar and press Enter to enter the registry editor.

PS: If you use it, you can fix the editor directly on the taskbar... I just remembered it recently (╯_╰)╭, IQ is touching~

2 Navigate to

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\\SOFTWARE\\Microsoft\\Windows NT\\CurrentVersion\\NetworkList\\Profiles

3. Click the arrow to the left of Profiles and you will see your connections are displayed here (that is, these long characters) The folder name of the string, as shown below)

4, click on these long name folders, the last line ProfileName is the name of the network connection that can be modified (above)

5, find After you want to change the name of the connection, double-click the ProfileName, modify the value data to your favorite name, such as the "XX line" in the above picture (you can rename all the connections under the Profiles if necessary, Wired and wireless networks can be distinguished by name).

You should see the changes in the taskbar network icon, the Control Panel's "Network and Sharing Center", and "Settings→Network and Internet".