How to connect wifi with cmd

How to connect to a WiFi using CMD only?

How to connect to a new WiFi by enter a password using CMD? For my school project I have decided to make a WiFi_manager program using cmd. I know to display all WiFi networks (in cmd):

Now lets say I want to connect to a WiFi network that I never connected before. And that WiFi is not yet added to profiles. But I know the password of the WiFi. 1) What will be the command line for that. Given the information of WiFi network below:

SSID 3 : Ismail Network type : Infrastructure Authentication : WPA-Personal Encryption : CCMP and password is "Thanks_bro". 

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So you already know netsh wlan

If you enter it you get a list of possible commands. One is add .

If you enter netsh wlan add you get another list of possible subcommands. One is profile .

If you enter netsh wlan add profile you get a detailed explanation about all its possible parameters. One needed parameter is a XML file containing the profile informations.

So how to get such an XML file? Go back to netsh wlan and study the keywords. There is export .

If you enter netsh wlan export you get another list of possible subcommands. One is profile . It creates an XML in your local directory containing the needed informations for your current WiFi connection.

If you like to get the password in clear text, you’ll also have to add the parameter key=clear . Make the whole command becoming

netsh wlan export profile key=clear 

Here is an example which already contains the needed placeholders

    ESS auto   WPA2PSK AES false  passPhrase false   false   

Simply replace the keywords (occurs two times) and with the desired values and import that file by calling

netsh wlan add profile filename="myProfile.xml" 

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Командная строка Windows: подключение к беспроводной сети

Мы всегда находимся в поисках гениальных способов произвести впечатление на наших друзей, и недавно мы нашли способ подключиться к нашей беспроводной сети из командной строки, поэтому сегодня мы покажем вам, как это сделать.

Как просматривать и подключаться к беспроводным сетям из командной строки

Для просмотра доступных беспроводных сетей из командной строки требуется только одна команда:

К сожалению, для подключения к сети вам необходим сетевой профиль. Это означает, что вам нужно подключиться к нему хотя бы один раз до этого. Чтобы узнать, какие профили доступны на вашем компьютере, используйте следующую команду:

После того, как вы убедитесь, что у вас есть профиль для сети, к которой вы хотите подключиться, вы можете легко подключиться к ней, используя имя сетевого профиля:

netsh wlan connect name=”w1r3l3$$”

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How To Connect To Wi-Fi networks using CMD ( Command Prompt )

Nowadays internet connectivity is everything. For the Internet, we have Wi-Fi connections that we manage and use through the network settings on Windows 7/8.1/10 computers.

You can also connect, manage, and delete your WiFi networks using the command prompt.

In fact, the command prompt offers many more features than the standard network connection settings in Windows 10.

To do this we only require a CMD(Command Prompt) with Administrator privileges and will have to use netsh wlan commands.

How to connect to wifi using cmd with netsh wlan commands-

Before we dive into the guide. You’ll need to open the Command Prompt with administrator rights to perform most of the commands. To do this, use the Windows key + X keyboard shortcut, and select Command Prompt (Admin).

Or search cmd and right click run as administrator

1# View various wireless network profiles saved on your PC

Command > Netsh WLAN show profiles

Every time you connect to a wireless access point, the operating system creates a “wireless network profile”, and it’s stored on your computer, you can view all these profiles using the following command line on the Command Prompt Netsh WLAN show profiles.

Alternatively, you can use the “interface” parameter to show the list of profiles for a particular wireless adapter:

Netsh WLAN show profiles interface=”your WiFi interface name”

2# View WiFi adapter driver information

Command > Netsh WLAN show drivers

When you need to get driver information about your computer’s wireless adapter, you can use the the above command. The result will show the exact drivers being used, the WiFi radios on your PC/laptop alongwith driver version number.

You can further use this command to check your WiFi capabilities. Type in the following command

C:\Netsh WLAN show wirelesscapabilities

The results will show you exactly what your WiFi connection is capable of including WiFi Direct service capabilities.

3# View wireless adapter settings

Command > Netsh WLAN show interfaces

You can see the details of your WiFi interfaces using above command. The results will show you description of the interface, SSID, BSSID, Cipher, authentication type, channel, average receive and transmit rate and radio type.

If you have multiple WiFi connections saved on your PC, the “Show interfaces” command will display the information for all the wireless adapters on your computer. If you only need to see the information for one adapter, you can use the following command:

Netsh WLAN show interface name=”your wifi connection name”

4# Recover your WiFi password from any of the WiFi connection profiles saved on your PC

Command > Netsh WLAN show profile name=”your WiFi connection name” key=clear

If you lost and cannot remember your network security key to connect another device to a particular Wi-Fi access point, you can use the above command to view your WiFi password. You can also use this command to see the data limits if you have set them.

5# Connecting to a WiFi network using command prompt

Command > netsh wlan set hostednetwork mode=allow ssid=”your WiFi connection name” key=”your WiFi connection password”

You can use the above command to sign into your WiFi network. The above command is particularly useful if your WiFi settings in Windows 10 is not visible/cannot be connected due to some reasons. The additional commands are C:\netsh wlan start hostednet and C:\netsh wlan stop hostednetwork These two commands will start and stop your WiFi hotspot connection.

6# Stop your PC connecting automatically to a wireless network out of range

Command > Netsh WLAN set profileparameter name=”your WiFi connection name” connectionmode=manual

Normally, you would have configured your Windows 10 PC to connect to different WiFi networks automatically. While this is the best way to connect, sometimes notice that your laptop connects automatically to a WiFi connection that has zero or poor connectivity instead of an available full network WiFi connection. In such a case you can use the above command to prevent your computer from connecting to different networks automatically. If you want to move again to the automatic mode use the following command C:\Netsh WLAN set profileparameter name=” your WiFi connection name” connectionmode=auto

7# Delete wireless network profile stored on your PC

Command > Netsh WLAN delete profile name=”the WiFi connection you want to delete”

When you no longer need to connect to a particular wireless network, the access point is no longer available, or you need to reset the network profile settings, you can also use Netsh WLAN to delete any profile stored on your computer using the above command. If you can’t remember the name of the network profile, you can use the C:\Netsh WLAN show profiles command to list all the available profiles and select the one you want to delete.

8# Export and import wireless network profiles

Command > Netsh WLAN export profile key=clear folder=”the folder you want to save this report”

Sometimes you need to export and import wireless profiles. The above command exports all your wireless network profiles available on your PC. If you want to export a specific WiFi connection profile to a specific location, use this command > C:\Netsh WLAN export profile name=”your WiFi connection name” key=clear folder=”the folder you want to save this report”

9# Generate a complete report of the wireless adapters on your PC/laptop

Command > Netsh WLAN show WLANreport

Trouble shooting WiFi connection problems is very difficult as Internet has lots of conflicting tutorials and troubleshooting guide. Also you should know the exact problem you are facing while connecting to WiFi.

Using the above command will generate a full detailed WiFi networks report to the following location > C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\WLANReport\ WLAN-report-latest.html.

Once the WLAN report has been created, copy and paste the path into your web browser’s address bar to open the report.

You can use this report to troubleshoot the problems, ask help on tech forums. The WLAN reports contain a graph with details of the connectivity status, including information, such as when the connection started, when it got disconnected, errors, and more.

The report also summarizes network adapters information configured on your system, session success/failures, disconnect reasons, and a lot more. It’s a very detailed report that can help you to ping point many Wi-Fi connectivity issues.

So this was how to connect to wifi using cmd (command prompt) with netsh wlan commands

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how connect to a wireless network connection via command prompt in windows?

I searched a lot related to netsh and ipconfig /renew and ipconfig /release . My idea is to write a batch file that would automatically connect to a particular wireless local area network using a network interface . I tried using ipconfig /renew release . but it cannot be used as my intention is to keep the media in a disconnected state before running the batch file .. any suggestions ? Edit: Narrowed it down to

connect name=Profile2 ssid=SSID2 interface="Wireless Network Connection" 

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Hi Peehaa thanks for quick reply 🙂 . I tried that too .. the same poster says that the method has been lost and has been downgraded .

@HelloWorld_Always: The poster says the reason the method got lost is because he downgraded his OS from Vista -> XP. So I don’t know what clients you want to support with the batch file, but I you use >= Vista you should be ok. What error did you get when trying the method or are you on XP?

@HelloWorld_Always: No problem. Glad I could resolve your issue. And thanks for accepting the answer so other users know it works 🙂

Usage: connect [name=] [[ssid=]] [[interface=]] 

but Scott Hanselman provides good information on most netsh wlan commands.

D:\>netsh wlan The following commands are available: Commands in this context: ? - Displays a list of commands. add - Adds a configuration entry to a table. connect - Connects to a wireless network. delete - Deletes a configuration entry from a table. disconnect - Disconnects from a wireless network. dump - Displays a configuration script. export - Saves WLAN profiles to XML files. help - Displays a list of commands. refresh - Refresh hosted network settings. reportissues - Generate WLAN smart trace report. set - Sets configuration information. show - Displays information. start - Start hosted network. stop - Stop hosted network. To view help for a command, type the command, followed by a space, and then type ?. 

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