Force desktop to connect to my network

I live is an area with a lot of wireless networks in the area. There are some networks that my desktop sees that are stronger then my own. How can I configure my desktop to always connect to my perferred network.

Wireless card: Netgear WG311T 108 Mbps Wireless PCI
Desktop: 1GHz processor with 512M Ram
OS: WinXP SP2
Router: Linksys WRT54G

The stronger router is also a Linksys (at least the SSID says so).

Thanks

Change the SSID (which you should ALWAYS be doing anyway) and then set your
network config to use only that.

Tony Marsillo wrote:
> I live is an area with a lot of wireless networks in the area. There
> are some networks that my desktop sees that are stronger then my own.
> How can I configure my desktop to always connect to my perferred
> network.
>
> Wireless card: Netgear WG311T 108 Mbps Wireless PCI
> Desktop: 1GHz processor with 512M Ram
> OS: WinXP SP2
> Router: Linksys WRT54G
>
> The stronger router is also a Linksys (at least the SSID says so).
>
> Thanks

You do know (I hope) that there is *NO* 108 Mbps standard for wireless, that
is manufacturer specific only... So if you are using any sort of check box
to only connect at 108, it will NEVER automatically connect to the linksys
devices since they are only 54 (unless you have a linksys card too instead
of netgear, usually the same manufacturer, then they can connect in
enchanced/turbo speeds.. IE linksys connects at higher speeds to linksys,
netgear only connects at higher speed to negear etc).....