When you connect to a network in Windows for the first time, the operating system automatically saves a profile. If you want to change profiles, you normally have to do it from the system properties or through the CMD window by entering a command line. However, this time we're going to introduce you to a program called Network Profile Name Changer that makes this task much simpler than Windows' options. The platform also allows you to access several network services from its interface, which can be of great help.
Change the name of a network in Windows
First, you need to download Network Profile Name Changer and run the file “NET_PNC.exe”. Automatically, the platform will open with the name of the currently connected network. From the “Network Profile Name” box, you can change the name of the network to whatever you prefer, then click “Apply Now”.
Below the dialog box, you will find a link to access the connection status, the network center, and shared resources.
Further down, you will find the “Tools” button, from which you can access the following functions:
- Network and Sharing Centre: You will enter the network and sharing center.
- Network Connections: You will access the network connections.
- Local Security Policy: View the local security policy.
- About: Learn more about the program.
The method that Network Profile Name Changer offers us to change the name of our network is so simple that everything is resolved with a single click. In our tests, we changed the name of the network and all devices that were connected to the network (with the old name) via cable or wirelessly remained connected to the same network without any problem. We did not have to reconnect the equipment to the network.
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