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# How to Remove a Wi-Fi Network

Remove a saved Wi-Fi network from a T650 Two-Piece (T650C).

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**Use this when** you need to remove a saved Wi-Fi network from your T650C.
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Once you remove the network, the T650C — and the P400 — will no longer connect to it. Make sure the T650C can still connect another way (another Wi-Fi network or a network cable) so it stays online.
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## Remove a Wi-Fi network

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### Open Settings

On the T650C, swipe down from the top of the screen. Tap the **Settings** icon (the gear symbol).
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### Go to Wi-Fi settings

Select **Network & Internet**, then tap **Wi-Fi**.
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### Choose the network to remove

Select the **Wi-Fi network** you wish to delete.
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### Forget the network

Tap **Forget** to remove the saved profile.
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### Return to the main screen

Tap the **back arrow** to return to the main screen.
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<summary>Keywords</summary>

Also called: delete Wi-Fi profile, forget network, remove Wi-Fi, delete saved network. Search terms: wifi, wi-fi, forget, delete, remove, profile, network.

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