connect to new wifi networks via cmd

[Renderer]

Hello. I have a question for you. How can I connect to a new WiFi network via CMD using the network name and the password? 
Thanks in advance.

[Kasiratnam]

Now-a-days internet connectivity is everything. For Internet we have Wi-Fi connections which we manage and use through the network settings on Windows 7/8.1 and Windows computers. You can also run, manage and delete your WiFi networks using the command prompt. In fact, the command prompt offers many more features than the standard network connection settings in Windows 10.

To do this we only require a CMD(Command Prompt) with Administrator privileges. Here are some best commands for your CMD to run, manage, connect to WiFi networks :

Its the Command open your command promt and submit it

OMMAND > NETSH WLAN SET HOSTEDNETWORK MODE=ALLOW SSID=”YOUR WIFI CONNECTION NAME” KEY=”YOUR WIFI CONNECTION PASSWORD”

Edited October 9, 2018 by Kasiratnam

[JLogan3o13]

@phani did you miss the part where the OP wants to do this via command line?

[lucille]

1. Search for command prompt.
2. Choose Command Prompt (Admin) in the results.
3. To locate the name of the network to connect to, type netsh wlan show profiles and press Enter. Write down the name of the network you want to connect to.
4. To locate the name of the interface, type netsh wlan show interface and press Enter on the keyboard. Write down what you find in the first entry, next to name. This is the name of your network adapter.
5. Type netsh wlan connect name="nameofnetwork" interface="nameofnetworkadapter" and press Enter on the keyboard.