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How can I check for the list of my wireless networks?

I'm always able to see the list of my saved wireless networks on Windows Vista and 7 but not on Window XP. I can only see the name of the network that is connected to internet at that moment but I find it very difficult to get access to the list of those that are saved but not connected. Please, can someone help describe to me how I can access this list of my saved wireless networks as the KEYS to some of the saved wireless networks I'm using have been changed and they don't connect to internet but then I need to access them and delete them so that I can make fresh connections.

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It works quite right and I'm able to delete the networks under the 'view wireless networks'. Thanks!

Jul 31, 2011 by Shamsuddeen

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Posted: Jul 29, 2011

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No problem here are the steps..

1. Click Start

2. Click Control Panel

3. Click Network and Internet Connections

4. Towards the bottom choose Network Connections

5. Right Click your wireless network adapter and choose properties

6. Choose the Wireless Networks Tab

7. In the box of Preferred Networks should have all of your connections. Just choose the one you want and choose Properties. That will bring up a box where you can change the preset keys. Let us know how it goes.

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How can I check for the list of my wireless networks?

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