How to arrange the priorities of Wi-Fi networks in Windows 10?

When you start you Windows 10 PC you wireless adapter will automatically connect to a WiFi network you previously used or save. But if you have more than 1 WiFi network in your area and do you want to prioritize a certain WiFi to connect first when you open your PC. Then follow this steps with a little command.

1. On windows 10 search bar type: Command prompt then right click on it and select run as administrator.

2. Once your in command prompt, type:

netsh wlan show profiles

You will now see all the WiFi profiles saves in your system.

3. Now set the priority. For this example I will prioritize my PLDTHOMEDSL WiFi, type this command.

netsh wlan set profileorder name=”PLDTHOMEDSL″ interface=”Wi-Fi” priority=1

That's It! the next time you start your PC it will first connect automatically to the WiFi you prioritize.