Connection History

What's the connection history length? I've got a wireless network in the
office and I have a few laptop users who travel extensively. All of a
sudden, the connection info I had setup on their computers for our wireless
network is gone?! They haven't deleted it.

I perused their wireless network list and went to add a new connection (to
see if mine was there) and it was gone.

Any assistance would be of great benefit!

Thanks,

PeterB

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Actually, I was wondering how many networks show up in the preferred networks
because I have a wireless network in the office and it's connection settings
disappeared. It seems that when using the Microsoft applet to control the
wireless, it adds found networks to the preferred networks and pushes those
already configured down in the list keeping the most recent on top.

How do I control this?

Thanks for your help though,

Peter

"Jerry Peterson[MSFT]" wrote:

> Uninstalling the driver for a wireless adapter will remove the preferred
> network settings. Simply updating the driver should not remove these
> settings UNLESS a third party installer was used. Some third party
> installers remove the device before loading a newer driver. Otherwise, the
> user must have deleted some registry keys.
>
> --
> Jerry Peterson
> Windows Network Services - Wireless
>
> This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
> "PeterB" <> wrote in message
> news:4871800E-798F-46EA-8593-...
> > What's the connection history length? I've got a wireless network in the
> > office and I have a few laptop users who travel extensively. All of a
> > sudden, the connection info I had setup on their computers for our
> > wireless
> > network is gone?! They haven't deleted it.
> >
> > I perused their wireless network list and went to add a new connection (to
> > see if mine was there) and it was gone.
> >
> > Any assistance would be of great benefit!
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > PeterB
>
>
>

=?Utf-8?B?UGV0ZXJC?=

You will only have additional entries to the preferred networks list if you
successfully connect to the network. Are you clicking on these networks to
connect to them via the Available Networks UI?

--
Jerry Peterson
Windows Network Services - Wireless

This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
"PeterB" <> wrote in message
news:BBFFA0B6-23F3-417F-9C6D-...
> Actually, I was wondering how many networks show up in the preferred
> networks
> because I have a wireless network in the office and it's connection
> settings
> disappeared. It seems that when using the Microsoft applet to control the
> wireless, it adds found networks to the preferred networks and pushes
> those
> already configured down in the list keeping the most recent on top.
>
> How do I control this?
>
> Thanks for your help though,
>
> Peter
>
> "Jerry Peterson[MSFT]" wrote:
>
>> Uninstalling the driver for a wireless adapter will remove the preferred
>> network settings. Simply updating the driver should not remove these
>> settings UNLESS a third party installer was used. Some third party
>> installers remove the device before loading a newer driver. Otherwise,
>> the
>> user must have deleted some registry keys.
>>
>> --
>> Jerry Peterson
>> Windows Network Services - Wireless
>>
>> This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no
>> rights.
>> "PeterB" <> wrote in message
>> news:4871800E-798F-46EA-8593-...
>> > What's the connection history length? I've got a wireless network in
>> > the
>> > office and I have a few laptop users who travel extensively. All of a
>> > sudden, the connection info I had setup on their computers for our
>> > wireless
>> > network is gone?! They haven't deleted it.
>> >
>> > I perused their wireless network list and went to add a new connection
>> > (to
>> > see if mine was there) and it was gone.
>> >
>> > Any assistance would be of great benefit!
>> >
>> > Thanks,
>> >
>> > PeterB
>>
>>
>>

Jerry Peterson[MSFT]