Huawei: Delete Saved Wi-Fi Networks

EMUI stores every Wi-Fi network your Huawei phone has ever joined, along with its password. This list grows over time and can cause your phone to auto-connect to a network you no longer want, such as an old guest hotspot or a neighbor's router with a stronger signal than your home network.

Deleting a saved network forces your phone to forget its password and connection settings. The next time you're in range, you have to enter the password again. This is the right fix when auto-connect keeps choosing the wrong network or when you're troubleshooting a Wi-Fi network that changed its password.

To remove a network, go to Open the settings ➔ Tap on Wi-Fi ➔ Open the menu ➔ Open the settings ➔ Tap on Saved networks ➔ Tap on a Network ➔ Confirm with Forget.

This only removes the stored credentials on your device. It does not change anything on the router itself, so other devices connected to that network are not affected.

If your phone won't connect to Wi-Fi at all, check the router first before deleting saved networks, since a weak signal or a router restart is often the actual cause.