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2004-10-26 01:54:00 |
That is what disabling SSID broadcast does. It stops your access point from broadcasting the network name so the average person won't even know there is one there. The downside of this is that it won't show up in your detected wireless networks. You will have to add it manually. After that, if you set it all up correctly (security, SSID etc), it should show up in the list and show you as being connected to it.
You may need to check the advanced options of the wireless network card as I think there is an option that you can select to Automatically connect to Prefered network. |
CYaBro (73) |