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The user is seeking help to permanently remove unwanted Bluetooth and network connections related to their cellphone ("k810i") from their Windows laptop. Despite deleting the connections through various methods—including network settings, registry edits, and command-line tools—the connections reappear after rebooting, indicating persistent or lingering configurations. Other contributors suggest reviewing known connections via system settings and using the netsh utility, but these solutions have not completely resolved the issue for the original poster.

Mehdi

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Hi everyone, I recently tried to Bluetooth some of my files from my cellphone to my laptop computer, but I accidentally make a new connection (cell phone connection) in my computer and I don’t know how to permanently remove it. Telephone connections appeared in the network charm under the category of connections. I can manually delete them from internet explorer(browser)/internet option/connections tab(Dial-up and virtual network settings) or from Network/Network and sharing center/change adapter settings, but each time I reboot my machine and a new connections will be added. Is there any solution to get rid of this bothering connections (my computer generate a lot of them for several days)?
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By the way, a cellphone connection scheme is also appeared in the area called “this computer”-beside my local hard drives Icons.
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As an attempt to solve the problem, I pressed windows+R button and typed regedit and entered registry editor. Then searched for “k810i” (my cellphone connection name), I found some files but when I tried to delete them, this error appeared. “Unable to delete all specified values”. How can I get rid of this connection?
 

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Mehdi

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Here are some pictures from my registry editor. I Found something regarding to my "k810i" cellphone, but can't remove them!
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strollin

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Try this: Access Charms on right-side of screen, select Settings->Change PC Settings then select Network->Connections->Manage Known Connections and see if they are listed there. If so, you can click on the ones you want the system to "forget".

You can also delete them using a command prompt and the netsh utility. See here: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-8/manage-wireless-network-profiles
 

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Mehdi

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Hi Stollin; thanks for responding.
Last night I found K810i connection in charm/settings/change Pc settings/Pc and devices/Bluetooth. I deleted the file; after that the scheme of cellphone disappeared from the category of devices and drives, but still exist in the network charm, this time in a different shape.
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I followed your advice but for me nothing is listed in Settings->Change PC Settings-> Network

I also followed the mentioned command prompt instructions but didn’t help.

I Put the command “netsh wlan delete profile name="k810i"” for deleting the profile. It says:

profile "k810i" is not found on any interface

Try this: Access Charms on right-side of screen, select Settings->Change PC Settings then select Network->Connections->Manage Known Connections and see if they are listed there. If so, you can click on the ones you want the system to "forget".

You can also delete them using a command prompt and the netsh utility. See here: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-8/manage-wireless-network-profiles
 

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