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The thread discusses a user's issue with old Wi-Fi networks still appearing as available after their cable company changed the router. The original poster is seeking help to remove these networks, which no longer appear in settings but are visible when clicking the Wi-Fi icon. Subsequent responses offer clarification and basic advice, indicating that the networks are still active since they appear as available.
Hiram

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My cable company changed my router. I'm trying to get rid of some old available networks. [I also have an extender] I've forgotten them everywhere, including the settings and Command Prompt. When I go to Manage known networks, they don't show. But when I tap the wifi button on the system tray, they still show as available. Any suggestions??? [same thing happens on my Galaxy s20 5G - I forget and they still show]
 

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(Wrong answer, did not read very well, sorry)
 

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