In Windows XP, how can I see what wireless networks are available to my computer?
In Windows XP, a built-in control panel displays the wireless networks in range of your computer. Assuming no other software is installed that controls the wireless adapter on your computer, you can use this panel to view the available wireless networks, and choose which one to connect to.
To launch the Wireless Network Connection control panel,
do the following:
- From the
Startmenu, select eitherControl Panel, orSettingsand thenControl Panel.
- Double-click the
Network Connectionsicon.Note: If you do not see
Network Connections, but instead seeNetwork and Internet Connections, click theSwitch to Classic Viewlink in the upper left corner. You will then seeNetwork Connections. - Right-click the
Wireless Network Connectionicon and selectView Available Wireless Networks. TheWireless Network Connectionwill now open.
To choose a network to connect to, select it, and then click the
Connect button in the lower right corner.
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Last modified on December 07, 2006.
Last modified on December 07, 2006.
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