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re: Vista doesn't forget deleted wireless network
Monday, April 7, 2008 at 8:40 am
Windows Vista Annoyances Discussion Forum
Posted by Deb
(801 messages posted)
Try changing the SSID, that should work.
On Monday, April 7, 2008 at 12:48 am, colinnwn wrote:
>I reconfigured my wireless router, left SSID same, changed gateway address. Vista
>would say it had 'limited connectivity' (e.g. none) when I tried to reconnect to
>the router. I disconnected, deleted the wireless profile using the Network and
Sharing
>Center>Manage Network Connections, then reconnected and had same problem.
>
>I disconnected, deleted it again, and restarted the computer and had the same problem.
> Looking at ipconfig /all, DHCP had not been successful, but it had the old gateway
>address and a subnet I have never used.
>
>Vista seems to be caching wireless profile info somewhere and refuses to purge it
>when you delete the profile. Does anyone know how to really delete a wireless profile
>in Vista?
>
>I have an overwhelming impulse to rant on Vista and Redmond right now, but I will
>refrain.
>
>Thanks.
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