I'm not sure how to word this but here it goes. I made some changes to a wireless connection and instead of overwriting the changes it became a new connection. I now have what I want in terms of settings but I want to delete the old connection. How do I do this?
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Jump to Postin your control panel, in your network connections: you should be able to right click on it and delete it...if its trying to acquire an address, you may need to disable it first.
Jump to Postyoud have to delete that from the properties of the wireless connection if its on the menu i think you are on. if its on that list you dont really have to delete it, just make sure that your primary connection is the one you still have....if you are still …
Jump to PostIf you perform a hard reset on the router, any existing settings will default back to factory. But that is on the router side. Most models of consumer WiFi routers will only support 1 SSID. What model WiFi router are you using? Please keep in mind that all settings will …
Jump to PostThat model router only supprts one SSID. Can you please let me know where you see the other SSID?
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