Connect to Wi-Fi (eduroam)

macOS Ventura and later

1. Click on the Apple menu in the top left corner and select System Preferences.
2. Go to Wi-Fi in the side menu.
3. Click on “Advanced...” in the bottom right corner.
4. You will now see a list of known networks.
5. Select the network you want to remove and click “-” (the minus button).
6. Click Done and then OK.

macOS Monterey and earlier (System Preferences)

1. Click on the Apple menu in the top left corner and select System Preferences.
2. Go to Network.
3. Select Wi-Fi from the list on the left and click Advanced….
4. Find the network in the list of “Favorite Networks”.
5. Select the network and click “-” (minus button).
6. Click OK and then Apply.

1. Tap the clock in the bottom right corner of the screen.
2. Select Settings (the gear icon).
3. Go to Network → Wi-Fi → Known Networks.
4. Find Eduroam, click on the three vertical dots, and select Forget.

Don't forget that you need to review the settings as a first-time user would, please see the instructions above.

(The steps may vary slightly depending on the model and Android version.)

1. Open Settings.
2. Go to Network & Internet → Wi-Fi.
3. Tap the network you want to delete (or the list of saved networks).
4. Select Forget.

Don't forget that you need to review the settings as a first-time user would, please see the instructions above.

1. Open Settings.
2. Tap Wi-Fi.
3. Tap the information symbol (“i”) next to the network you want to remove.
4. Select Forget this network and confirm.

Windows 10 and Windows 11

1. Click on the network icon at the bottom right of the taskbar (it looks like the Wi-Fi symbol).
2. Select “Network & Internet settings.”
3. Go to the “Wi-Fi” menu in the sidebar.
4. Click on “Manage known networks.”
5. Find the network you want to remove in the list.
6. Click on the network and select “Forget.”

1. Click the Start menu and select ‘Settings’ (the cog icon).
2. Go to ‘Update & Security’. Select ‘Windows Update’.
3. Click ‘Check for updates’.
4. Install any available updates and restart your computer if necessary.

1. Click the Start menu and type ‘Network and Sharing Centre’, then open it.
2. Select ‘Change adapter settings’ from the menu on the left.
3. Right-click your active network connection (usually ‘Wi-Fi’) and select ‘Properties’.
4. In the list that appears, locate ‘Internet Protocol Version 6 (TCP/IPv6)’.
5. Uncheck the box for ‘IPv6’.
6. Click OK and restart your computer.