eduroam cheat sheet

eduroam cheat sheet

To uninstall the CAT (Configuration Assistant Tool) installer from eduroam on Windows 10

PS:
The CAT installer itself usually configures the network and installs certificates but does not stay as a running application, so it often doesn’t show up in Programs

Remove eduroam from Windows 
https://servicedesk.msstate.edu/TDClient/45/Portal/KB/ArticleDet?ID=1625

Method 1: Using Windows Settings (Recommended)
Uninstalling the eduroam CAT Installer Configuration
Step 1: Forget the eduroam Wi-Fi Network

This removes saved credentials and the network profile.

    Open Settings → Network & Internet.

    Go to Wi-Fi → Manage known networks.

    Find and click on eduroam → Select Forget.
	



Method 2: Certificate Cleanup (if needed)
Step 2: Remove the eduroam CAT Certificates (Optional but recommended)

    Press Win + R, type certmgr.msc, and press Enter.

    In Certificates – Current User, expand Trusted Root Certification Authorities → click Certificates.

    Look for any certificates related to eduroam, your institution, or the CAT installer (e.g., GEANT OV RSA CA 4, etc.).

    Right-click on them and choose Delete (only if you’re sure they are related to eduroam or your institution's CAT installer).

        You may also check Personal → Certificates for user-specific ones.


For Local Machine (Admin Required):

    Run certlm.msc (as administrator: right-click Command Prompt and select "Run as administrator").

    Follow the same steps as above to remove certificates.

Method 3: Manual Wi-Fi Profile Removal (Optional but recommended)
If the installer created Wi-Fi profiles that weren't removed:

Open Command Prompt as Administrator
Type: netsh wlan show profiles
Find any eduroam profiles listed
Remove them with: netsh wlan delete profile name="ProfileName"


Restart Your Computer
    Reboot to ensure all changes take effect.