- Aug 9, 2010
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Good Day,
I have multiple networks, 3 as of now I did not create (knowingly) making my home network a spaghetti mess. I'll describe my setup briefly. I have a wired Win7 desktop, a wireless laptop which I have hard-wired to the modem with an Ethernet, so it's wired but with wireless capability of course (wireless button on/blue light) and a third PC. an identical Win7 desktop downstairs that we use wirelessly since there's no phone jack in that room (it has a wireless card in the Pcie slot) The 3 networks are 1 wired private network, 1 wireless public network and one wireless private network. I know how to disable of course, but they "re-enable" when I reboot. How do I remove the superfluous networks permanently? How do I know which one is the one to be kept? Thanks in advance. Oh, I use Uverse for DSL
I have multiple networks, 3 as of now I did not create (knowingly) making my home network a spaghetti mess. I'll describe my setup briefly. I have a wired Win7 desktop, a wireless laptop which I have hard-wired to the modem with an Ethernet, so it's wired but with wireless capability of course (wireless button on/blue light) and a third PC. an identical Win7 desktop downstairs that we use wirelessly since there's no phone jack in that room (it has a wireless card in the Pcie slot) The 3 networks are 1 wired private network, 1 wireless public network and one wireless private network. I know how to disable of course, but they "re-enable" when I reboot. How do I remove the superfluous networks permanently? How do I know which one is the one to be kept? Thanks in advance. Oh, I use Uverse for DSL
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