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Ian R
Hi
While setting up new laptops for friends recently, I found they were picking
up numerous unsecured wireless SSID's and automatically.connecting to the
first one it could.
Before I'd had chance to finish setting up our own secure wireless, I was
constantly having to disconnect the laptop from various unsecured
connections.
As soon as I had disconnected one unsecure connection it would simply
connect to another unsecured one.
Is there a way to prevent this?
What an irony - normally its a pain getting wireless to work!
As I needed to setup our own wireless network, switching off the laptops
wifi wasn't an option.
Thanks for any info.
Ian
While setting up new laptops for friends recently, I found they were picking
up numerous unsecured wireless SSID's and automatically.connecting to the
first one it could.
Before I'd had chance to finish setting up our own secure wireless, I was
constantly having to disconnect the laptop from various unsecured
connections.
As soon as I had disconnected one unsecure connection it would simply
connect to another unsecured one.
Is there a way to prevent this?
What an irony - normally its a pain getting wireless to work!
As I needed to setup our own wireless network, switching off the laptops
wifi wasn't an option.
Thanks for any info.
Ian