"halo" <haloeffe***@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Hi folks,
>
> I've kinda driven myself up the wall trying to figure this out:
>
> There are several wireless networks in range of my laptop.  There's
> the one in my house (Let's call it "Router A"), and a few others that
> have a weak signal but are in range (Let's call any one of them
> "Router B").  My laptop will, at odd times and sometimes even during a
> windows session, disconnect from Router A, and automagically re-
> connect itself to Router B, without me even realizing it's happening
> until after the fact.  Once I figure out that it's switched itself, I
> can easily go into "Wireless Networkiing Connection Status," click
> "View Wireless Networks," and reconnect to Router A.
>
> Is there a way to force the computer to only ever attach to Router A,
> and never attempt to attach to another router?
>
> Thanks a bunch in advance for helping,
> -HaloFX

>Hi folks,
>
>I've kinda driven myself up the wall trying to figure this out:
>
>There are several wireless networks in range of my laptop.  There's
>the one in my house (Let's call it "Router A"), and a few others that
>have a weak signal but are in range (Let's call any one of them
>"Router B").  My laptop will, at odd times and sometimes even during a
>windows session, disconnect from Router A, and automagically re-
>connect itself to Router B, without me even realizing it's happening
>until after the fact.  Once I figure out that it's switched itself, I
>can easily go into "Wireless Networkiing Connection Status," click
>"View Wireless Networks," and reconnect to Router A.
>
>Is there a way to force the computer to only ever attach to Router A,
>and never attempt to attach to another router?
>
>Thanks a bunch in advance for helping,
>-HaloFX