How do I remove old Local area Networks with windows 7?

Question

I'm in a foreign country with hard to find internet connections so I am using a dongle to connect from anywhere. The dongle is with Vodafone.

The problem I'm having is that every time I connect to the internet it creates a new private network, I am now up to Local area network #23 and it continues to increase each time I use the dongle.

I have tried to rename the network when I use the internet but it always says that any number below where I've already reach (so 23 and under) is already being used.

Any ideas for this? I don't want to be up to #300 networks before I get home

Answer 1

You need the LAN to make the computer work as the LAN enables it to pick up the local network for whichever area you are in, I realise the dongle is doing that at present but you need to keep your LAN. I use a t-mobile dongle but still need the LAN to get the t-mobile network. LAN is like an aerial booster for the dongle. Good Luck

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Answer 3

okay to remove those networks with Win 7, go to Control panel>Network and sharing Center>Manage Network Connections, and Right click the one(s) you want to remove, and select Remove.