My home router configuration reverted to a name that an attacker had assigned.

It's a long story, but in June, my neighbors compromised my cell phone with remote admin malware and I heard them begin live streaming. They logged out of my primary gmail and livestreamed me entering my password. Quickly, all my related accounts were seized. I didn't understand what was happening at first or where the compromise was but I could hear them commenting on my activity and things in my apartment. While I was trying to mitigate the issue, I took picture of my router to zoom in and see the default password. When I factory reset the router, they connected and locked me out of the router too. I spent most of July working with a law firm to break my lease and move to another apartment.

Anyhow, I found the network device name was stored locally and is accessible in the Windows Registry editor. I was worried it was a new compromise, but it was just a sticky configuration. The network profiles are stored here:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\WindowsNT\CurrentVersion\NetworkList\Profiles