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How do I forget a Wi-Fi network on Mac?
- Move your cursor to the Wi-Fi icon at the top-right of your screen and select Open Network Preferences

You can also go to your Network Preferences by clicking the Apple logo on the top-left corner, then selecting System Preferences and Network.

- Click on the Wi-Fi panel and click Advanced.

- You will be directed to a window that will show all of the Wi-Fi networks in your vicinity as well as all the networks you have ever connected to. Select the network you want to forget, click the minus sign, and then hit Remove.

- Before you close this window, be sure to click Apply. This will secure all the changes that you have made.

- There you go! Your Mac has now forgotten that Wi-Fi network. This is reversible and you can always connect back to the network.