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Software · Windows
LINCROCORE Wi-Fi Analyzer for Windows
LINCROCORE Wi-Fi Analyzer for Windows helps you inspect nearby Wi-Fi networks and diagnose common connection problems on Windows 10 and Windows 11. Check and My connection give a clear everyday view of the current link. Advanced tools add network lists, channel analysis, live monitoring, and user-started diagnostics. The app is free, with no ads, no user accounts, and no telemetry. It reports what it finds; it does not automatically fix issues or change router settings.
Key features
My connection
See the current network name, signal, IP address, VPN state, and Internet status at a glance.
Networks
Review nearby access points with signal, channel, width, band (2.4, 5, and 6 GHz), Wi-Fi standard, and security details.
Channels
Visualise nearby networks across Wi-Fi channels and review less crowded options for your surroundings.
Monitor
Watch a live quality timeline for signal, link rate, and latency to the router and a selected Internet target after you start monitoring.
Diagnostics
Start network test, ping, trace route, and Internet speed test when you need them. User-started network tests communicate with predefined test services or a target you enter, depending on the tool.
22 languages
Available in 22 languages on Windows 10 and Windows 11.
No ads or accounts
Free to use, with no advertising, no user accounts, and no telemetry.
Built with practical troubleshooting in mind
Use Check and My connection for a quick view of the current link, then open the advanced tools when you need to inspect nearby networks, channels, live quality, or user-started diagnostics.
- IT Support
- Wi-Fi troubleshooting
- Connection checks
- Channel analysis
- Wireless network inspection
What information can the Windows app display?
| Information | Purpose |
|---|---|
| SSID | Wireless network identification |
| BSSID | Individual access point/radio identification |
| RSSI (dBm) | Received signal strength measurement |
| Channel | Wi-Fi channel in use |
| Band | 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz, or 6 GHz classification where supported |
| Security | Advertised Wi-Fi security type for the profile or scan result |
| IP configuration | Addresses and related connection details shown for the current link |
Screenshots
Screenshots from the Windows app use fictional demonstration networks and computer details.
Product information
- Platform
- Windows
- Developer
- LINCROCORE LTD
- Category
- Network Utility
- Supported operating systems
- Windows 10 / Windows 11
- Architecture
- 64-bit (x64)
- Languages
- 22 languages
- Current version
- 1.0.0
- Availability
- Microsoft Store
Privacy
Wi-Fi scan results and diagnostic reports are processed locally. The app does not automatically upload them to LINCROCORE LTD. User-started network tests communicate with predefined test services or a target you enter, depending on the tool.
- No advertising
- No telemetry
- No user accounts
- Settings, scans, and reports are saved only when you choose to save them
Why does Wi-Fi scanning need Windows permissions?
Depending on the Windows version and privacy settings, access to Wi-Fi scan data may require location permission. The app uses this access to read Wi-Fi scan results; it does not determine or track your location.
No administrator rights are required. The app does not request or decrypt saved Wi-Fi passwords and does not display, copy, or export them. It does not change router settings.
Need help with Wi-Fi Analyzer for Windows?
Contact LincroCore Support for problems with the app, bug reports, or feature suggestions. For Internet service or network configuration problems, contact your Internet provider or network administrator.