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May 15th 07, 02:28 AM
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Network and Sharing Center management
Within Vista's Network and Sharing Center screen when I access the “Connect
to a network” screen I am at a lost to remove one of my previous wireless connnections. If I right-click on this connection which I labelled “Home2609” you get “Connect” or “Diagnose” but no option to delete this wireless connection. The wireless connection that I'm currently using called "Homenet" works fine I’m just trying to house clean by removing some of my previous attempts at setting up my wireless network. Thank you. 
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May 15th 07, 06:58 PM
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Network and Sharing Center management
In Network and Sharing, click Manage Wireless Networks in the left pane, then
right-click, Delete the spurious items. "Home2609" wrote: Within Vista's Network and Sharing Center screen when I access the “Connect to a network” screen I am at a lost to remove one of my previous wireless connnections. If I right-click on this connection which I labelled “Home2609” you get “Connect” or “Diagnose” but no option to delete this wireless connection. The wireless connection that I'm currently using called "Homenet" works fine I’m just trying to house clean by removing some of my previous attempts at setting up my wireless network. Thank you.
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