created 2nd network, can't get rid of it

Greetings,

WinXPsp2-I set up a wireless network (Home). Messed around and set up
another network (Home2). How do I get rid of (Home2)? I can't find
anything helpful when I type in "Delete extra group from xp" or something
similar.

Can someone tell me how to delete "Home2" or help me with the syntax for an
accurate google search?

Thanks, Mark

Happy New Year

Same thing here, client laptop showing LAN cable unplugged, (Host working
OK), advised to clear all existing networks and start over - HOW???

"Kram" wrote:

> Greetings,
>
> WinXPsp2-I set up a wireless network (Home). Messed around and set up
> another network (Home2). How do I get rid of (Home2)? I can't find
> anything helpful when I type in "Delete extra group from xp" or something
> similar.
>
> Can someone tell me how to delete "Home2" or help me with the syntax for an
> accurate google search?
>
> Thanks, Mark
>

"Kram" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:Xns98ACEC7D4F6AEBBhotmailcom@207.46.248.16...
> Greetings,
>
> WinXPsp2-I set up a wireless network (Home). Messed around and set up
> another network (Home2). How do I get rid of (Home2)? I can't find
> anything helpful when I type in "Delete extra group from xp" or something
> similar.
>


Why would you search for "Delete extra group from xp" when you should be
searching for "delete Wireless network" which is what you want to do? use a
BIT of common sense.
Search for "Delete Wireless Network" and you WILL find the answer.

Ah yes! but this does not clear the existing LAN which is showing on client
as "Network cable unplugged", whilst the host PC is (obviously) connecting
to internet OK.

"Gordon" wrote:

> "Kram" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:Xns98ACEC7D4F6AEBBhotmailcom@207.46.248.16...
> > Greetings,
> >
> > WinXPsp2-I set up a wireless network (Home). Messed around and set up
> > another network (Home2). How do I get rid of (Home2)? I can't find
> > anything helpful when I type in "Delete extra group from xp" or something
> > similar.
> >
>
>
> Why would you search for "Delete extra group from xp" when you should be
> searching for "delete Wireless network" which is what you want to do? use a
> BIT of common sense.
> Search for "Delete Wireless Network" and you WILL find the answer.
>
>
>

"johnnyboy" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:4B06819A-1A1B-44C5-A869-(E-Mail Removed)...
> Ah yes! but this does not clear the existing LAN which is showing on
> client
> as "Network cable unplugged", whilst the host PC is (obviously)
> connecting
> to internet OK.

Nothing will unless you remove the Network Card. just ignore it......

"Gordon" wrote:

> "johnnyboy" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:4B06819A-1A1B-44C5-A869-(E-Mail Removed)...
> > Ah yes! but this does not clear the existing LAN which is showing on
> > client
> > as "Network cable unplugged", whilst the host PC is (obviously)
> > connecting
> > to internet OK.
>
> Nothing will unless you remove the Network Card. just ignore it......
>
>
> Thanks, but setting up a new network ends with the same message, should I take the card out then reinstall completely ???

>> WinXPsp2-I set up a wireless network (Home). Messed around and set
>> up another network (Home2). How do I get rid of (Home2)? I can't
>> find anything helpful when I type in "Delete extra group from xp" or
>> something similar.
>>
>
>
> Why would you search for "Delete extra group from xp" when you should
> be searching for "delete Wireless network" which is what you want to
> do? use a BIT of common sense.
> Search for "Delete Wireless Network" and you WILL find the answer.
>

I entered what you suggested, and it does not show up under "View available
wireless networks\change the order of preferred networks. So I guess it is
not a wireless network.

I think when I was messing around I clicked on "Set up a home or small
office network" (this was on my laptop) and it suggested I insert a flash
drive and copy the results to my other computer (which I did to my
desktop). So now it shows up under "Network Connections\Microsoft Windows
Network\Home2.

Any suggestions on what to search for?

Thanks, Mark