As you all know, every device that connects to a Wi-Fi network will have a switch to turn on and off the Wi-Fi connection. Windows 11 PCs also have this option. It has several uses in real-life. For example, you can save data and battery life by turning off Wi-Fi when not in use, preventing automatic updates of apps and systems, stopping your device from using the Wi-Fi network in certain places, etc.
Windows 11 computer has an automatic option to connect to a Wi-Fi network at the scheduled time. You can schedule your computer to turn on Wi-Fi after a predetermined time. Windows 10 has also this facility. You can use this option for specific reasons, for example, to work without being interrupted by notifications from Facebook, Twitter, etc.
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Here is how to schedule your Windows 11 PC to automatically turn on Wi-Fi after 1 hour, 4 hours, or a day.
How to Schedule Windows 11 PC to Turn on Wi-Fi Automatically?
1. Right-click the Wi-Fi icon on the taskbar and select the Network and Internet settings option.
2. Turn off the Wi-Fi to get the Turn Wi-Fi back on option.
3. Next, click on the Turn Wi-Fi back on the dropdown menu.
4. Now, select the desired time, in 1 hour, 4 hours, or one day from the list.
5. Your computer will turn on the Wi-Fi automatically at the scheduled time.
That is all about how to automatically connect your Windows 11 computer to a Wi-Fi network at a predetermined time. You can also go to Settings > Network and Internet option to schedule the network connection on your Windows 11 or Windows 10 computer.
Windows 11 has some other settings for Wi-Fi, like the metered connection and a feature to reset Wi-Fi network adapters to fix the most common connectivity problems.
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