A way to set Windows wireless to ignore other wireless signals bombarding me

Is there a way to set Windows wireless to ignore the other wireless
signals bombarding me, and just connect to my wireless router ?

 

In Paul spewed forth:

Ummm...foil hat?

 

I'm not clear on what you need. Perhaps this?

http://www.otosoftware.com/wireless.asp

 

http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/networking/learnmore/bowman_05february10.mspx

 

Set up some protection (at least WEP) on your routers config page and also
for the clients, and you will only attract the occasional wardriver.

 

Diractional Faraday Cage?.

 

Your network settings choose which wireless signals to use, and then
yes, everything else is ignored.
You may work hard to find a way to actually defeat the other signals
from even being found, but there would be no advantage to that.

Is that all you meant? You were assuming that just because they were
there, that they somehow affected your system?
You know, TV and radio and cell phone signals are out there too.

 

So are all those signals that those SETI researchers send, & so are all
those signals that they receive back from them that the government don't
want us to know about.

 

Whats happening is when I boot up there are so many other signals from
neighbors, It will connect to one of there networks with limited
connectivity.

 

You aren't supposed to mention those here.
Refer to page 12 of The Book.

 

Then you merely need to inform your OS which one is the one you use.
Once set, the others will have no effect.

Go to wherever you set network settings, you should find a place to
choose one of the networks.