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How to Skip the Wi-Fi Step When Setting Up Windows 11 (Quick and Easy)

To skip the Wi-Fi step during Windows 11 setup, use the command prompt by pressing Shift + F10 and entering oobebypassnro. If already connected, run netsh wlan delete profile name=* i=* before executing the bypass command.

How to Skip the Wi-Fi Step When Setting Up Windows 11 (Quick and Easy)

A Quick Look at Windows 11

Windows 11 is the most user-friendly version of Windows yet, with many accessibility improvements built by people with disabilities and for people with disabilities. Windows 11 delivers optimized speed and performance, along with better touch, digital pen, and voice control experiences.

Windows 11 operating system

Windows 11 is also a strong fit for hybrid work, offering new experiences that match modern working habits while keeping security intact and preserving the familiar deployment and management tools that IT teams rely on.

How to Skip Wi-Fi During Windows 11 Setup

If You Are Not Connected to the Internet

Step 1: Press Shift + F10 (or Shift + Fn + F10) to open a Command Prompt window. Type the command oobebypassnro, then press Enter.

If you are not connected to the internet
If you are not connected to the internet

Step 2: On the Wi-Fi connection screen, select "I don't have internet".

Select
Select

If You Are Already Connected to the Internet

Step 1: Press Shift + F10 or Shift + Fn + F10 and enter the command: netsh wlan delete profile name=* i=*, then press Enter.

If you are already connected to the internet
If you are already connected to the internet

Step 2: Type the command oobebypassnro and press Enter.

Type the command and press Enter
Type the command and press Enter
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Table of contents
  1. A Quick Look at Windows 11
  2. How to Skip Wi-Fi During Windows 11 Setup
  3. If You Are Not Connected to the Internet
  4. If You Are Already Connected to the Internet