How to restore wireless network management tools in Win8

Nowadays, the popularity of wireless networks is getting higher and higher, and one of the things I do most often is to smash the net everywhere. Why not have a free network? However, since my computer system was replaced by Win8, the network tool operation of the wireless network seems to have disappeared. I started to miss the previous version of Windows. So, is there a way to set up the network tools of the wireless network in Win8?

In the previous version of Windows, we can use the control panel → network and sharing center → Manage the wireless network to see a list of connected wireless networks, and also to make settings for default, add a wireless network, and delete the wireless network in the list. Now all we have to do is restore this feature.

If you want to say that you can restore the factory settings of the router, you can reset the wireless network SSID to the same as before, but because of the previous SSID, the SSID is naturally followed by a suffix: XXXX 2.

If you want to set it to be the same as before, you must delete the original SSID.

If we want to set up a wireless network connection in Win8, try WiFi Profile Manager 8.

After unpacking, run the software and you can see all the wireless networks that your computer has used. It has just been set up and has been set before.

With this tool we can use the default wireless network, move the wireless network in the list up or down, delete the wireless network in the list, and import and export the wireless network.

Through the above settings on the wireless network tool WiFi Profile Manager 8 in Win8, we have the premise of the network everywhere. Similarly, as the number of uses is increased, the list of wireless networks will increase. At this time, we need to clean up some wireless connections that are not commonly used and public.