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How to Connect a Computer to a Secure Wireless Network using Windows® XP to surf (browse) the Internet (part 3)

Step 6: With the left mouse button, click on View Available Wireless Networks in the applicable popup menu
(Connected View Available Wireless Networks

or Not connected

, respectively ).

Step 7: In the left panel, under 'Related Tasks', click 'Change the order of preferred networks' .

If your network appears in the box under 'Preferred networks', continue with step 8, otherwise skip to step 10.

Step 8: In the box under 'Preferred networks', click to select your network (SSID).
Step 9: Click the 'Remove' button.
Step 10: Click the 'Add...' button.

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