Make sure you're using "Infrastructure" as the wireless setting, and not
using the default Workgroup name. You may also change the channel you're
using, from the default, to get away from the other network. In Network
Connections, go into the Properties for your LAN, then the Wireless Networks
tab. There, you'll see the Preferred networks section at the bottom.
Remove the other network so your LAN is the only one.
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Chris H.
Microsoft Windows MVP
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"Adam" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>I am able to connect to my MN-700 fine, however after a
> little while of being connected it picks up my neigbors
> router and I have to manually reconnect to mine. Is
> there anyway that I can tell the router not to see my
> neigbors network?