ghost network

Have a Netgear router. I had set up 2 wireless networks in my home. I
recently connected my devices to a wired network and deleted the
wireless networks in "Connect to a network."
But these wireless networks still appear when a wireless device in the
house searches for networks. How do I REALLY remove these networks?

On Thu, 06 Jan 2011 08:26:08 -0500, J Lunis <(E-Mail Removed)>
wrote:

>Have a Netgear router. I had set up 2 wireless networks in my home. I
>recently connected my devices to a wired network and deleted the
>wireless networks in "Connect to a network."
>But these wireless networks still appear when a wireless device in the
>house searches for networks. How do I REALLY remove these networks?

You do it in your unspecified Netgear router.

The Ghost Network is the third episode of the first season of FRINGE. The episode first aired on September 23, 2008. Dead bodies of commuters are frozen inside a bus, like insects in amber. The investigation leads to a man who thinks he is being spoken to by the devil, but who is actually sensing transmissions in his head because of his participation in an experiment conducted years earlier, by Doctor Bishop
At St. Anne's Cathedral, Boston. A man, Roy McComb, sits in a confessional. He is deeply troubled and speaks in a trembling voice. Roy tells the priest that the devil is speaking to him, sending him visions of horrible events, and his latest vision is about something terrible happening on a bus.
On a Boston transit bus, a man in a business suit, Matthew Ziegler, gets on the bus and blends in with the other passengers. Moments later, he puts on a gasmask and releases a canister filled with smoke. While the other riders panic, Ziegler calmly grabs a backpack belonging to a female passenger.