Removing unused profiles from Windows network connections

Question

Can't figure this one out. When you connect to a wireless network (like an ad-hoc), it'll create a networkname 1 connection. After something changes, it makes a networkname 2 connection. And this goes on and on. Now I'm at connection ~23, at the home connection I'm at ~2 and ~5.

Is there a way to clean these out? Couldn't find where Win stores such profiles.

Answer 1

• Open "Network and Sharing Centre".
• Under "View your active networks" click the icon beside the network (park bench, work, home icon).
• Click "Merge or delete network locations"