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Old 04-28-2004, 03:46 AM
Yvonne
 
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Default Wireless Nework Connection Switching Between Available Networks

My wireless connection keeps switching between two
available network access points (they are different
networks). How do I make it stay on one or the other
without deleting the configuration for one?
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Old 04-28-2004, 03:03 PM
allan grossman [mvp]
 
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Default Wireless Nework Connection Switching Between Available Networks

Hi, Yvonne -

Is it possible to delete one of the connections from
the "preferred networks" settings on your wireless card?
You'd still be able to connect to the second network
without a whole lot of trouble but it wouldn't
autoconnect.

Hope this helps -

>-----Original Message-----
>My wireless connection keeps switching between two
>available network access points (they are different
>networks). How do I make it stay on one or the other
>without deleting the configuration for one?
>.
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