delete a network connection

> Use the "Manage Wireless Networks" command on the left side of the Network
> and Sharing Center. When you click it, you will see all pre-configured
> wireless network connections you have previously set up. Select a network,
> then Right Click and choose "Properties" to determine which connection you
> want to delete. Or, delete them both, then reconfigure a fresh connection
> from the Network and Sharing Center's left side (Set up a connection or
> network). You would choose "Manually connect to a wireless network," but you
> must know your Security and Encryption types to do this. There you'll also
> have the option to "Start this connection automatically," plus another option
> this is best not discussed. Make sure you run this as an Administrator, as
> you may get the User Account Control (UAC) "Continue/Cancel" pop-up.
>
> The Network and Sharing Center is one of the wonderful things about Vista.
> Once you get Vista relatively stable (: everything is graphic, unlike the
> cryptic cyphers of OS's past. You can always "Cancel" before making any
> changes, and there's no harm done. Don't underestimate it's importance in
> helping one to understand, enjoy, and modify your networking experience, IMO.
>
> "Tom Hintz" wrote:
>

> > I just installed Vista Home Premium (32bit) and somehow got two network
> > connections listed. I have one LAN but now every time I bring up the computer
> > I hae to disable the odd network connection and enable the one I really have.
> > How do I delete the one I don't want?