Annoying message: "wireless network connection is now connected"

When my computer starts and windows (xp) loads, a little window pops up by my
system tray icon that says "wireless network connection is now connected."
It stays there until I manually close it. Not life threatening, but really
annoying. Any way to turn this off?

TD

You may find this useful:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/307729/en-us

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"td" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:C8196D75-8F44-47C7-B196-(E-Mail Removed)...
> When my computer starts and windows (xp) loads, a little window pops up by
> my
> system tray icon that says "wireless network connection is now connected."
> It stays there until I manually close it. Not life threatening, but
> really
> annoying. Any way to turn this off?
>
> TD

Try:

Control Panel->Network connections ->Wireless connection->right click
properties

Then look at the bottom of the properties screen, check or uncheck boxes
pertaining to "notification"


"td" wrote:

> When my computer starts and windows (xp) loads, a little window pops up by my
> system tray icon that says "wireless network connection is now connected."
> It stays there until I manually close it. Not life threatening, but really
> annoying. Any way to turn this off?
>
> TD

"td" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:C8196D75-8F44-47C7-B196-(E-Mail Removed)...
> When my computer starts and windows (xp) loads, a little window pops up by my
> system tray icon that says "wireless network connection is now connected."
> It stays there until I manually close it. Not life threatening, but really
> annoying. Any way to turn this off?
>

Disabling all the balloons may be a bit drastic.
In this case, I just go to Network connections and disable the wi-fi device when I don't plan to use it.
This also saves battery power.
When using wi-fi, probably you want to be warned about lost connection.

--PA