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# How to Remove a Wi-Fi Network

Remove a saved Wi-Fi network from your V400M.

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**Use this when** you want to remove a saved Wi-Fi network from your terminal — for example, if you've changed your Wi-Fi or no longer use that network.
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## Before you start

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**Tip:** having more than one Wi-Fi network saved can cause connection problems, so it's a good idea to remove any you don't use.
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Once you remove the Wi-Fi network, the terminal will no longer connect to it. Make sure the terminal can still connect another way — for example, with **another Wi-Fi network** — so it stays online.
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To open the menu, press **4** and **6** at the same time, then enter password **1234** and press the **green button**.

## Remove a Wi-Fi network

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### Open the Wi-Fi settings

1. Open the menu.
2. Select **Administration > Settings > Communication**, then scroll down to **More**.
3. Select **Configuration > Network Interface > Wifi**.
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### Select the network to remove

In the Wi-Fi menu, tap the network you want to remove.

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### Remove the network

Tap **Remove Network**.
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### Confirm removal

Select **Yes** to confirm.
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### Leave the menu

Press the **red button** until you're out of the menu.
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The Wi-Fi network has now been removed from the terminal.
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**Want to connect to a different Wi-Fi network?** See [How to Set Up Wi-Fi](/support-nordics/v400m-integrated/how-tos/how-to-set-up-wi-fi.md).

**Connected to another Wi-Fi network?** Check the terminal is online — see [How to Check the Network Information](/support-nordics/v400m-integrated/how-tos/how-to-check-the-network-information.md).

If you need help, <mark style="color:red;">contact Verifone Support</mark>.

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