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Need step by step layman instructions on how we can change the<br />
order to connect to Wifi services on my Win XP &amp;&nbsp;Win 7 laptops.<br />
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Eg: Wifi services A, B, C<br />
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If A is avail, connect to A 1st;<br />
if A not avail, then only connect to B<br />
&amp;&nbsp;only if both A &amp;&nbsp;B not available, connect to C
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Need step by step layman instructions on how we can change the
order to connect to Wifi services on my Win XP & Win 7 laptops.

Eg: Wifi services A, B, C

If A is avail, connect to A 1st;
if A not avail, then only connect to B
& only if both A & B not available, connect to C

Change the order / priority of connecting to Wifi / SSID

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