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Hello Marcus,

The setup for new SSID through group policy is simple, and should not be cause for any misconfiguration.

For reference the GPO is in Computer Configuration>Policies>Windows Settings>Security Settings>Wireless Network (IEEE 802.11) Polices and when right click and selecting New, you configure the parameters to deploy the Wireless Network to the clients.

My suggestion is that either the policy is not applying correctly, or in most cases, the user has previously added manually the network, thus the setting can't overlap and prevails the original manual creation.

1.To verify the GPO application to the PC you can run as administrator the next command: GPRESULT /H OUTPUT.HTML and the output file will show all the policies applying to the computer.

1. On the other hand you can try to delete the WifiTwo profile using command prompt as: Netsh wlan delete profile <profilename>
   (You can reference to this article for more wireless profile modifications using command prompt: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/scripting/using-powershell-to-view-and-remove-wireless-profiles-in-windows-10-part-1/ )

If that seems to work, you can even create a logon script that deletes the networks called Wifi* before the GPO applies, to ensure that the users always receive the Wireless Network confirmation correctly and with any updated settings.

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