Quick five minute tips for Wi-fi Networking with Windows Vista
Do you find there's too many hoops to jump through when setting up a wi-fi network? See how to simplify the process in just five minutes.
By chris on 18 September 2007
Eric Geier over at
Wi-Fi Planet has just posted some great tricks on how to simplify your wi-fi settings in Windows Vista. As many have stated, whilst Windows Vista is great for the average computer user, more advanced users find its extra security features slightly restrictive.
To help, Eric has written a guide on how to access advanced network settings in Windows Vista with ease. If you miss the network icon on your desktop, want quick access to network connections or can't get used to 'My Network Places' being simply called 'Network', then
check out his guide on how to change them.
And if you find that handy, Eric has also written some great other guides on the subject of Wi-Fi networking in Windows Vista. See:
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