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ManageWirelessNetworks 1.17 from NirSo ft is a lightweight Windows utility designed to replace and extend the built-in “Manage Wireless Networks” (or “Manage Known Networks” on Windows 10) panel. The program enumerates every stored Wi-Fi profile on the computer, regardless of whether the corresponding adapter is currently active, and exposes far more technical detail than the operating system’s own interface. For each profile it lists the name, SSID, connection type and mode, authentication and encryption algorithms, key type, auto-switch status, non-broadcast flag, profile position in the priority list, creation and last-modification timestamps, the stored wireless key, and other low-level attributes. Beyond inspection, the tool offers direct operational commands: users can open any profile in Windows’ standard editor, inspect or manually alter its raw XML definition, toggle a profile between manual and automatic connection, switch among WPAPSK/WPA2PSK and AES/TKIP combinations, rename either the profile or the SSID, reorder priority by moving entries up or down, and clone selected profiles to another wireless card installed on the same machine. Because the utility operates read-only by default and exposes credentials only on demand, it is frequently used by help-desk staff, penetration testers, and advanced home users who need to audit, migrate, or troubleshoot large sets of saved networks without navigating multiple Control Panel applets. The single-version 1.17 executable is portable, requires no installation, and runs on any Windows edition from Vista onward. ManageWirelessNetworks is available for free on get.nero.com, where downloads are delivered through trusted Windows package sources such as winget, always providing the latest build and supporting batch installation alongside other applications.
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