Set priority for network connection?

Hello,

In XP I'd open up my network properties, where it lists the network cards,
then select toos, advanced. I have no idea how to set network priority in
Vista.

THank

"boe" wrote:

> Hello,
>
> In XP I'd open up my network properties, where it lists the network cards,
> then select toos, advanced. I have no idea how to set network priority in
> Vista.
>
> THank

Boe,

Go to Control Panel > Network Connections. Drop down the "Organize" button,
scroll down to "Layout" and select the "Menu Bar". This will give the
familiar options you're used to seeing in XP. Click "Advanced" on the menu
bar, and select "Advanced Settings".

Hope this helps....

JC

Sweet - thanks. Not sure why the hell in their making Vista easier to
use - everything is so complicated to find.

"JC" <JC@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>
> "boe" wrote:
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> In XP I'd open up my network properties, where it lists the network
>> cards,
>> then select toos, advanced. I have no idea how to set network priority
>> in
>> Vista.
>>
>> THank
>
> Boe,
>
> Go to Control Panel > Network Connections. Drop down the "Organize"
> button,
> scroll down to "Layout" and select the "Menu Bar". This will give the
> familiar options you're used to seeing in XP. Click "Advanced" on the menu
> bar, and select "Advanced Settings".
>
> Hope this helps....
>
> JC

Hi

Can you clarify where this setting is, I cannot find it :-(

I go to Control Panel/Networking and Sharing Centre and cannot see the
"Organize" button?

Regards

Lee.


"boe" <boe_d@nospam.hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Sweet - thanks. Not sure why the hell in their making Vista easier to
> use - everything is so complicated to find.
>
> "JC" <JC@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news5C911CE-DE97-45DF-A0EB-3436A62FCCD5@microsoft.com...
>>
>> "boe" wrote:
>>
>>> Hello,
>>>
>>> In XP I'd open up my network properties, where it lists the network
>>> cards,
>>> then select toos, advanced. I have no idea how to set network priority
>>> in
>>> Vista.
>>>
>>> THank
>>
>> Boe,
>>
>> Go to Control Panel > Network Connections. Drop down the "Organize"
>> button,
>> scroll down to "Layout" and select the "Menu Bar". This will give the
>> familiar options you're used to seeing in XP. Click "Advanced" on the
>> menu
>> bar, and select "Advanced Settings".
>>
>> Hope this helps....
>>
>> JC
>
>