How to Forget a Saved Wifi Network in Windows 10

Forget Wireless Network Profiles in Windows 10
Windows usually connects to networks in this order – Ethernet, Wi?Fi and then Mobile broadband. Whenever you connect to a new Wi?Fi network, it’s added and stored in the list of profiles by Windows. The details stored in the profile could include its name, password, encryption method used, SSID, etc. Over a period of time this list of profiles can increase. At such a time, or to preserve your privacy, you may want to delete or remove the profiles. In this post we will see how you can remove, delete or forget Wireless Network Profiles using Windows 10 Settings app.

Delete, remove or forget Wireless Network Profiles in Windows 10
Press Win+I to open the Settings app. Select Network & Internet. Next click on Wi-Fi in the left panel. There you will see a link Manage Wi-Fi Settings. Click on it.

In the window which opens, you will see two settings – Wi-Fi Sense and Manage known networks. Under Manage known networks, select the network, and you will see two options – Share and Forget.

Click on Forget. This will delete the Wireless Network’s profile and connection details.

You can also manually delete WiFi Network Profiles in Windows 10 using the netsh wlan  command in the Command Prompt or by editing the Windows Registry.

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How to Backup Your Old iPhone and Restore to iPhone 7

How to Backup Your Old iPhone and Restore to iPhone 7



Here's the deal: If you make an encrypted backup of your old iPhone using iTunes, then restore it to your new iPhone, it'll bring most — if not all — your password information along with it. That'll save you a lot of time and effort getting set back up.



You do need a Lightning to USB cable (or 30-pin Dock to USB if you have an iPhone 4s or earlier), and you'll still have to re-download apps — the App Store gives you slightly different versions for each device, optimized to run best on that specific hardware — but overall I still find it to be much, much faster.



Make sure you're running the most recent version of iTunes.

Plug your old iPhone into your Mac or Windows PC.

Launch iTunes.

Click on the iPhone icon in the menu bar when it appears.

Click on Back Up Now.

Click on Encrypt Backup and add a password.

Skip Backup Apps, if asked. (They'll likely re-download anyway.)

Unplug your old iPhone when done.

Turn off your old iPhone.

Take your SIM card out of your old iPhone.



Wait for the backup to complete before proceeding.



Put your SIM card into your new iPhone.

Turn on your new iPhone.

Plug your new iPhone into your Mac or Windows PC.

Slide to set up on your iPhone.

Follow the directions to choose your language and set up your Wi-Fi network.

Select Restore from iTunes backup.

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Apple's MacBook Pro event October 2016 keynote

Apple's big event is wrapped, and as expected, there was one star announcement: a brand-new, thinner, lighter MacBook Pro with Touch Bar. But we also saw the new TV app and much more. Catch up on all the news here

MacBook Pro vs MacBook Air

After what seems like an eternity, Apple has today unveiled a load of new MacBooks. There's a bundle of new MacBook Pros, but sadly no new Airs.



Instead, there’s a couple of versions of new MacBook Pro and Apple will keep on selling the older MacBook Air.



With Windows laptops getting better all the time – notably the Surface Book and Dell’s XPS 13 – Apple’s portables have felt stale for a long time. Yes, we’ve had the smaller 12-inch MacBook, but little else and frankly who can survive with just one port?



But what’s new? And which is right for you? Let’s take a look and see.



MACBOOK AIR VS MACBOOK PRO: THE GLORIOUS TOUCH BAR

It has been leaked heavily in the run up to the event, but one of the fanciest features Apple showed off was a new touch sensitive Retina strip that replaces the function keys and sits just below the screen.



It’s called Touch Bar, and you can twiddle the volume and brightness, but it changes depending on what apps you’re using. In Safari it’ll show your bookmarks and a search field, in Photos you can scrolls through pics. It looks fantastic, and frees up space on your display for other things.



There’s auto-correction and it’ll show you suggested words, plus Touch ID finally comes to the MacBook Pro. An Apple T1 chip tucked inside the MacBook Pro lets you make purchases with security at the forefront.



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As it is multitouch enabled, you can scrub through videos without taking your finger of the bar.



You’ll be able to buy a version of the MacBook Pro with or without the Touch Bar, but of course the MacBook Air doesn’t come with anything similar.



MACBOOK AIR VS MACBOOK PRO: DISPLAY SIZE AND DESIGN

Those longing for the return of the fabled 17-inch MacBook Pro should turn away, Apple’s biggest laptop display still stands at 15-inches. The new MacBook Pro comes in two sizes; 13-inch and 15-inch just like before.



It also looks like a mash-up between the old MacBook Pro and the smaller MacBook, with the same butterfly mechanism for slimmer keys, a trackpad that’s twice as big and Force Touch enabled.



The body is still constructed from aluminium and you certainly will be able to tell it is an Apple laptop. The 13-inch model is 17% thinner than the outgoing model, with 23% less volume, while the 15-inch is also 14% thinner with 20% less volume.



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The MacBook Air has become iconic, but maybe the tapered look is starting to feel dated. It hasn’t been freshened up in years and Apple leaving it alone once again feels like it’s the end.



Nothing sums up its age more than the display. The 13-inch MacBook Air has a measly 1440 x 900 resolution panel, which pales when you compare it to Retina display on the MacBook Pro with 2650 x 1600 (13-inch) or 2880 x 1800 (15-inch) resolutions. The updated Pros also have 500 nits of brightness and display a wider colour gamut which makes is screen better in every way.



MACBOOK AIR VS MACBOOK PRO: CPU, GPU AND RAM

As the ‘Pro’ in the name suggests, the MacBook Pro is aimed more at professionals while the Air sits as the choice for lighter users.



Every 15-inch MacBook Pro comes with a 6th generation Skylake (not the latest 7th generation Kaby Lake chip) Intel Core i7 CPU with a Radeon Pro GPU that boasts the Polaris architecture. The SSDs are quicker, and there’s an advanced thermal architecture that should help funnel all that heat out of the thin body.



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The 13-inch version can be configured with either a Core i5 or i7 processor (again Skylake) and it once again has a much faster SSD, Intel Iris graphics and the advanced thermal architecture.



These are far more powerful machines than the MacBook Airs, but that shouldn’t really come as a surprise. The Air starts with a 5th generation Core i5 and Intel HD Graphics 6000 GPU, with 8GB RAM and 128GB SSD. You can double that storage if you fancy, though.



Both versions of the 13-inch MacBook Air come with 8GB RAM, while the MacBook Pros can be configured with either 8GB or 16GB RAM.

Apple​ MacBook Pro​ 2016

Apple has unveiled new high-end laptops that feature a thin interactive display above their keyboards and a fingerprint sensor.

The firm says the MacBook Pro's Touch Bar provides software-specific commands that are more "intuitive" to use than the function keys it replaces.

The announcement was not a surprise, however, because of an earlier leak.

Apple had not updated its MacBook Pro laptops since May 2015. Its MacBook Air models were two months older still.

That has impacted sales. Earlier this week Apple revealed that it had sold 10% fewer Macs in the year ending 24 September than over the prior 12 months.

Researchers suggest the wider PC market has also shrunk, but to a lesser extent.