Using multiple ISPs leaves unnecessary internet connections. If you are convinced that you will not need to use them in the future, you can remove them from your computer.
It is necessary
access to the computer
Instructions
Step 1
Make sure that none of the Internet connections you are deleting are currently in use. To do this, view your current Internet connection on the taskbar in the lower right corner of the window. Open the complete list of Internet connections on your computer through the corresponding menu in the control panel. Select among them those that you do not need in the future, press the Delete button or the Shift + Delete key combination to delete without moving to the trash. Also remove the connection shortcuts created on the desktop for quick access.
Step 2
If you have any difficulty in deleting an Internet connection, check if it is currently being used by another computer user. Also, when sharing an Internet connection, double-click on it with the left mouse button and check the box for using the connection only for the current user of the system.
Step 3
If you have problems deleting an Internet connection, pay attention to whether it is the default connection for any of the operating system users.
Step 4
To do this, go one by one under each of the accounts available on your computer, open the list of available connections and check if the checkbox is checked on the connection you want to delete. If necessary, right-click on it and from the context menu that appears, deselect using it by default.
Step 5
When deleting Internet connections that you are not using, make sure that you do not actually need to use them in the future. It is best to save your login and password data in a separate text file. Please note that if you stop using the Internet connection, you need to inform the provider about the termination of using its services.
