Disallow users from connecting to other WiFis?

Hi, I run an office with Windows 10 on all the PC.
Well, except maybe three.

Anyways, I want to allow connection to only one WiFi, which is my WiFi. How do I do this?

This is to prevent users from connecting to their Hotspots and stealing my data.

Thank you. :)

This forum has been of so much help to me in the last few months. Thank you.

TairikuOkami said:

You could try group policy: How to use Group Policy to white list wireless networks

Or you could try NetSetMan Pro to pre-configure only your WiFi to be enabled.

Alright, thank you.
But anything without using GPEdit.msc?

The three laptops I have came with Windows Home Edition.

Then you better upgrade them to Windows Pro. You shouldn't be using the Home version in a corporate setting.

TairikuOkami said:

You could try group policy: How to use Group Policy to white list wireless networks

Or you could try NetSetMan Pro to pre-configure only your WiFi to be enabled.

My Windows 10 Pro PCs with GPEdit.msc do not have this option.

Is there any alternative option?

lolcocks said:

My Windows 10 Pro PCs with GPEdit.msc do not have this option.

Is there any alternative option?

Is it because those PCs don't have a wireless card. That setting requires the system to actually have a WiFi card.

Can try doing it with netsh. See the following link

Filtering Available WiFi Networks in Windows 8 | Windows OS Hub

Wouldn't a better solution be to remove the WIFI nic cards from the workstations, and have them connect via Ethernet to the hub...assuming of course you have a hub or switch on your system. No WIFI cards in the workstation will prevent them from connecting to any WIFI hot spots. Anyway, just a thought.

logicearth said:

Is it because those PCs don't have a wireless card. That setting requires the system to actually have a WiFi card.

I have a USB WiFi adapter on all PCs.

sciencegeek said:

Can try doing it with netsh. See the following link

Filtering Available WiFi Networks in Windows 8 | Windows OS Hub

I will give it a try.

Almighty1 said:

Get GPEdit.msc working on Windows Home Edition here:
How To Enable Group Policy Editor (gpedit.msc) In Windows 10 Home Edition

Thanks, that will really help.

play2mefish said:

Wouldn't a better solution be to remove the WIFI nic cards from the workstations, and have them connect via Ethernet to the hub...assuming of course you have a hub or switch on your system. No WIFI cards in the workstation will prevent them from connecting to any WIFI hot spots. Anyway, just a thought.

I don't have a Switch or Hub.