Deleting network connections

[fat_basterd21]

I was wonder how? if there is a How.... to delete network connections.... you know every time you make a new connection it saves it and there is no way to delete it then when you try to make a new conection it just tells you that your connection SHOULD be working.... I just want to know how to delete exsiting connections....


XP Pro/Home

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[pcdoc4christ]

FB21:

If you are asking how to change your Internet Protocol address, that depends on your Internet Service Provider. If your ISP uses static IP addresses, your IP address will not change.  Perhaps the best way to protect your system in this case is to purchase a hardware firewall or router with a built in firewall.  

[fat_basterd21]

this is what I mean how do I delete it....



I actually fell for your link street...

[Maksim]

hey fat_bastred21 to tell you the truth you actually cant delete it because it is an LAN adapter like a network card that you have in your computer, it is not a connection that you created, so if you want to delete it then disable the correct network adapter from the device manager list and that should disappear in the network connections.

Tell me how it goes..
P.S. discard everything that pcdoc4christ said about you.. he gets annoying sometimes too

[fat_basterd21]

thanx maksim I will try this ....

[Rob Pomeroy]

P.S. discard everything that pcdoc4christ said about you.. he gets annoying sometimes too

Well gee, you're all sweetness and light, aren't you.

[fat_basterd21]

dint work... this does the same as disabling the connection under network neighborhood