Along with a slew of new features and improvements, the Windows 10 Creators Update also quietly adds a number of small changes, including the ability to manually add a new network in the Wi-Fi settings page.
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While you were able to add a new network on Windows 10 before the Creators Update, this was only possible after connecting to Wi-Fi network. In the new version of the OS, you can now add new networks without first having to connect.
In this guide, you’ll learn the easy steps to manually add a new wireless network on the Windows 10 Creators Update.
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Wireless Network Watcher (Figure E) is a free tool designed to discover devices on your wireless network. However, it doesn't seem to differentiate between wireless networks and wired networks; it. Connecting to a wireless network is an easy process, you only need to know the network you want to connect and the security key to authenticate (sometimes also referred as a Wi-Fi password).
How to add a new network on Windows 10
Open Settings.
Click on Network & internet.
Click on Wi-Fi.
Under “Wi-Fi”, click the Manage known networks links.
Click the Add a new network button.
Type the network name.
Select the security type and your credential as necessary.
Check the Connect automatically and Connect even if this network is not broadcasting options.
Click the Save button.
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Once you completed the steps, you no longer have to worry about manually having to connect to wireless network when your device is in range.