A tutorial on restoring the list of Win8.1 networks under the WIN10 system

Scope of application:

Windows 10 Preview version

Operation Steps:

Many friends don't like Win10 's network Selection window, so how do you restore it to a Win8.1 network list? Because this operation is done in the registry, so before you do, please use the soft magic cube Cleaning Master to do the appropriate registry backup work, just in case.

The specific steps to modify are as follows:

Tip: There is a risk of modifying the registry, please back up the data in advance and carefully operate under the guidance of a professional person.

Enter Regedit in the Start menu Search bar or "Run", open Registry Editor, and navigate to

Hkey_local_machine\software\microsoft\windows\currentversion\control Panel\settings\network

Right-click the Network folder icon and select Permissions.

In the Permissions window that pops up, click the "Advanced" button below,

In the Advanced window, click Change (C) above.

Enter the username for the current system login in the window "Enter the object name to select" and click "OK" to exit.

Note that you can go to the user account in the Control Panel to confirm the exact name, and then click Next to the "Check" button to confirm whether or not to enter the user name exists: The existence of the word will automatically typesetting for the exact name (with the underscore), does not exist or incorrect input will give a hint If it is your own computer, you can directly enter "Everyone", so that all users of the system to get permissions (convenience and security will be reduced, but for the preview version of the system do not care too much).

When you click OK to close the Network Advanced Security Settings window, select the "Administrators" tab on the Security tab, verify that Full control is hooked, and then click OK to apply the modification.

Then double-click "Replacevan" in the network folder in Registry Editor, and in the pop-up window, change the value data from the default of 1 to 0, and click OK to exit.

Close Registry Editor and you are done. Now the Win8.1 network list should be able to slide out of the right.

The above is the detailed steps to retrieve the Win8.1 network list, and for users who do not like the WIN10 Network Selection window, you can use this method to change it to a Win8.1 network list.