"MoiMeme" wrote:

> Hi,
>
> my brother in law has tampered with LAN settings because had some
> diffciluties accessing the web.
> Now he has launched several times the build-in XP-HOME "create a connexion"
> wizzard and has create a new home network connexion,
> and an internet-sharing-PC connexion where the PC is assumed to share it's
> connexion with ohters
>
> That is not the case
>
> The laptop in question only has to have a WiFi LAN access via a WiFi router
> The other laptop in their home can access the web
>
> The one he has trouble with also has, but establishing the connexion is
> terribly slow
>
> I imagine that having these unappropriate connexiosn can slow down the PC
> connecting. But I haven't been able to find a way to
> remove them. And if he right-clicks them in network connexions windo, he
> gets a message that he cannot do so, because they are in use.
>
> How can I help him ? Could booting in safe mode allow to remove unwanted
> connexions ?
>
> TIA for your expertise please !
>
>
>

> In the connections tab can he not click on each connection and click the
> remove button???  Or go to start > control panel > network and internet
> connections > network connections > right click and delete them here (this
> can also be performed in safemode).  Good Luck and let us know if he is
> still
> unable to remove the connections.
>
> Joe
>
> Kemco Technician
>
> "MoiMeme" wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> my brother in law has tampered with LAN settings because had some
>> diffciluties accessing the web.
>> Now he has launched several times the build-in XP-HOME "create a
>> connexion"
>> wizzard and has create a new home network connexion,
>> and an internet-sharing-PC connexion where the PC is assumed to share
>> it's
>> connexion with ohters
>>
>> That is not the case
>>
>> The laptop in question only has to have a WiFi LAN access via a WiFi
>> router
>> The other laptop in their home can access the web
>>
>> The one he has trouble with also has, but establishing the connexion is
>> terribly slow
>>
>> I imagine that having these unappropriate connexiosn can slow down the PC
>> connecting. But I haven't been able to find a way to
>> remove them. And if he right-clicks them in network connexions windo, he
>> gets a message that he cannot do so, because they are in use.
>>
>> How can I help him ? Could booting in safe mode allow to remove unwanted
>> connexions ?
>>
>> TIA for your expertise please !
>>
>>
>>

"MoiMeme" wrote:

> No. Delete option is greyed out ( in full mode - he has not yet tried in
> safe mode)
>
> "Kemco" <Ke***@discussions.microsoft.com> a écrit dans le message de news:
> 7F738205-2490-4238-BE1E-D2304A6D7***@microsoft.com...
> > In the connections tab can he not click on each connection and click the
> > remove button???  Or go to start > control panel > network and internet
> > connections > network connections > right click and delete them here (this
> > can also be performed in safemode).  Good Luck and let us know if he is
> > still
> > unable to remove the connections.
> >
> > Joe
> >
> > Kemco Technician
> >
> > "MoiMeme" wrote:
> >
> >> Hi,
> >>
> >> my brother in law has tampered with LAN settings because had some
> >> diffciluties accessing the web.
> >> Now he has launched several times the build-in XP-HOME "create a
> >> connexion"
> >> wizzard and has create a new home network connexion,
> >> and an internet-sharing-PC connexion where the PC is assumed to share
> >> it's
> >> connexion with ohters
> >>
> >> That is not the case
> >>
> >> The laptop in question only has to have a WiFi LAN access via a WiFi
> >> router
> >> The other laptop in their home can access the web
> >>
> >> The one he has trouble with also has, but establishing the connexion is
> >> terribly slow
> >>
> >> I imagine that having these unappropriate connexiosn can slow down the PC
> >> connecting. But I haven't been able to find a way to
> >> remove them. And if he right-clicks them in network connexions windo, he
> >> gets a message that he cannot do so, because they are in use.
> >>
> >> How can I help him ? Could booting in safe mode allow to remove unwanted
> >> connexions ?
> >>
> >> TIA for your expertise please !
> >>
> >>
> >>
>
>
>