What's up guys, it's Bernardo on from the BTNHD and today is all about deploying a Wi-Fi
profile on Windows 10 using SCCM.
So let's get started.
So the first things first, for this to work correctly, you need a laptop or a machine
that has Wi-Fi to connect to your Wi-Fi at your nine to five job, because we need to
export a profile.
So I'm going to right click on the Start menu, click on Run, and I'm going to type in when
BR and hit OK.
And I'm running everything within a Windows 10 build 19577.
Now the build doesn't really matter.
But I like to show you guys what I'm running with in my lab, right click on the Start menu,
pick Windows PowerShell.
Make sure you run in as an admin and the following command we need to run on to our PowerShell.
Now this command right here, netsh wlan show profiles.
When you hit enter, it's going to give you a nice little list of all the profiles, all
the Wi-Fi access points that your machine has you know, you know, logged into.
So what I'm going to do is on the desktop, I'm going to right click go to new create
a new folder, I'm going to name it Wi-Fi profile, double click on it, I'm going to highlight
that link because I need that link.
I'm going to right click on it and I'm going to copy.
Now I'm going to go back inside PowerShell I'm going to run the following command, netsh,
WLAN export profile name equals opening close quotations inside those quotations the name
of your profile for me was BTNHD and the reason why I know that I ran the show profile commandlet
to get that name folder equals and the path for where you want to drop your profile.
So again, I copied and paste it right in there.
And then you also want to enter the parameter of key equals clear.
Once you hit enter, boom, the profile will be exported to a specific folder that you
provided, and you're done.
If you double click on that Wi-Fi profile folder, which I created or whatever you create
it, you're going to see an XML file.
If you right click on it and you edit within your favorite Notepad or I like to use notepad
plus plus.
So I'm gonna open it up and you're going to see all this nice little gibberish.
Now you probably see a couple of blurry stuff is because one, it gives you a lot of important
information that you don't want to share out.
So we need to get into our SCCM server.
That's the next step.
Now, I didn't know how to do this.
So I dropped my XML file on the desktop.
And the reason why I said to you guys, I didn't know how to do this, because this is my first
time actually importing a Wi-Fi profile within SCCM.
I've received an error during this process, and I'm gonna show you guys how I fix it.
So we're going to open up your SCCM console, and we need to get into assets and compliance.
And within there, go inside compliance settings and locate company resource access.
And you're going to see Wi-Fi profile selected, we're going to right click on that and do
a create Wi-Fi profile.
You're going to get this nice create Wi-Fi profile wizard.
We're going to give it a name.
Make sure you check that little mark that says importing an existing Wi-Fi profile item
from a file because we already have a file.
That's what we want and hit next.
And then from here, click on Add from here I went to my desktop and I selected my XML
hit open and I received an error.
Apparently your XML file has to be located within a network path.
So I dropped inside network path I have my I have a folder within my SCCM Server called
sources which contains my OSD files, packages and etc, etc.
So within sources I created a folder called WiFiProfile.
So I could just drop any profile in here for future reference, right, so I dropped my XML
file that we created together, I paste that UNC path inside, hit open and boom success.
Click Next.
From here you get to pick your platform.
I kinda want only windows 10 64, 32 bits you are able to pick whatever you want within
your environment, whatever fits for you for me.
For this example, I'm only going to pick windows 10 64 and 32 bit, hit next.
Get a nice little confirmation of the settings that you made.
Click Next, it's going to start doing his thing.
And then boom, green checkmarks, which is always a good thing.
And we're going to close it.
Now you got your profile.
So the next thing that we need to do is right click on your profile and hit deploy.
Now from here, we need to hit browse to pick your collection, and then pick my collection
because most likely within my lab, I don't have any machines that need this Wi-Fi profile,
but for you, most likely you have a user collection.
For example, let's say you have consultants that have laptops, right and you want to pick
that collection and that's it guys.
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Peace out!