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How To Setup A Wireless Profile On Windows 7

Recently I wrote a post on how to connect to a wireless access point on Windows 7, but at some point you probably will have to setup a wireless profile manually on your Windows 7 computer, so now in this article I will show you how to do that.

On windows 7, and on most of Windows versions, the wireless bar is located at the right hand side of the system bar, close to the system clock:

wireless bar

If you click on the wireless bar, the currently available wireless window come up:

Wireless connections 

click on “Open Network and Sharing Center” that should bring you to the control panel network management utility:

manage wireless networks

click on “Manage wireless networks” as my nice arrow indicates (:> clicking on that should bring you to the wireless network utility, click on Add:

wireless networks 

The manually connect to wireless wizard will come up. click on Manually create a network profile:

image

Enter the wireless access point on the next window that comes up:

Wireless connection

Enter your settings accordingly, and if you wish to, check the “Start this connection automatically”  click Next after entering your information. and that should setup the local profile for your wireless on your laptop.


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10 Comments »

  1. Comment by:
    wazdan

    I have tried all that but linksys coniction is not displaying web page i have win 7 r c but connecting is not completing. why can some one guide me step by step.

  2. Comment by:
    annonymous

    uh, for me, it doesn’t even say Manage Wireless Networks. It just says Change adapter settings and Change advanced sharing settings. HELP!!!! I have ultimate for windows 7 if that helps

  3. Comment by:
    annonymous

    oh yeah, and my laptop is a Toshiba Satellite M505-S4940 if that helps at all

  4. Comment by:
    oFloodfloo

    I don’t have a password on my network, but Windows 7 won’t connect without it. Can you tell me what to put in the password box. I did set it to No authentication but that didn’t work.

  5. Comment by:
    James Jihaan

    When i press Manually create a network profile it says ‘An unexpeted error occourred’ :( please help me

  6. Comment by:
    Marko

    I have a problem. When I come to step when a need to create Manually create a network,I get an error “An unexpected error occurred” Can you help me please!!!! :)

  7. Comment by:
    Mike

    A big thank you to Forever Geeks. I just couldn’t this to work until I followed the above instructions step by step – It worked first time! Thanks again.

  8. Comment by:
    Mike

    This is for “oFloodfloo” – I had the same problem not knowing the password for my network – It turns out that it was the “8″ digit pin number on my Router…hope this helps…

  9. Comment by:
    andy oakes

    this has not resolved the problem

  10. Comment by:
    Kevan

    I have set up the local profile (using the third key) but now I don’t know how to make it actually connect? Any ideas?

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