Repeat this process to add more networks to your Wi-Fi whitelist, if necessary. netsh wlan add filter permission=allow ssid=' WIFI NAME' networktype=infrastructure To add an allowed Wi-Fi network, run the following command, replacing “WIFI NAME” with the name (SSID) of the wireless network. Of course, this is inconvenient if you’re using a portable device like a laptop-if you whitelist only your home network and take the laptop elsewhere, you won’t even be able to see any other Wi-Fi hotspots without changing this setting. This ensures a device can only connect to the networks you approve. Rather than hiding individual networks, you could alternatively add one or more Wi-Fi networks to the allow list, and then block all other networks. To undo this change and remove a network from the blocklist, run the following command and replace “WIFI NAME” with the name of the Wi-Fi network: netsh wlan delete filter permission=block ssid=' WIFI NAME' networktype=infrastructure So, if your neighbor renames their Wi-Fi network, you’ll see the new name appear in your Wi-Fi list. This command filters based on the network name.
Repeat this process to add more networks to your Wi-Fi blacklist, if you like.
