Can a network profile be renamed in Windows 10 Home (official release)

Hi. I'm new to TenForums, so I hope I'm posting appropriately, and, apologies in advance for a longish post!

Someone posted a nice tutorial on how to rename a network profile in Win10. It provided two approaches: using administrative tools (secpol.msc) and editing the registry. Apparently, the use of secpol.msc is disabled in Win10 Home. (Per encountering an error message even once =locating= secpol.msc and then seeing a few items on the 'net to that effect.) If anyone knows differently, I'd love to know the fact of the matter.

The seeming inability to use an appropriate tool leads me to a question about the registry editing approach. I have wireless connections "Curtis-2g" and "Curtis-5g" (with those SSIDs), and my wired connection was given an inappropriate name of "Curtis-2g" that I'd like to change. However, looking through the profile list, I see only one "Curtis-2g" (as well as a "Curtis-5g") and I'm afraid to touch that one in case it is the one attached (correctly) to the wireless connection. Can anyone tell me how I can find the profile for my wired connection per se? I wouldn't have thought that there would be only one profile name given the situation of inappropriately assigning an SSID to the wired connection?

Thanks in advance.

Attempted to rename a wireless profile using regedit (Windows 10 Home Edition):

1. Renamed “old” to “new” in hkey_local_machine\software\microsoft\windows nt\currentversion\networklist\profiles\{hex} and hkey…\networklist\signatures\unmanaged\hex, rebooted and verified above changes successful BUT still have “old” in settings\network & internet\wi-fi\manage known networks?

1. Tried renaming “old” to “new” in hkey_local_machine\software\microsoft\wcmsvc\cmpol\{hex} text BUT text reverted to “old” after reboot and still have “old” in settings\...\manage known networks?

Please help! Thank you.

I know how to FORGET. I want to RENAME.

I am trying to rename a network connection from "local area connection 2" to "local area connection" but get an error msg "local area connection exist". I don't see that "local area connection" when I use "netsh" command or under network and sharing center.

Every time I start the PC in the morning it could not find the network connection. I had to re-scan the network hardware using device manager or restart the PC. It was looking for a "network connection 2" and always ran into conflict. I went ahead and did the network reset and it did solve my problem. Thank you.