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• Preferred networks

  I have trouble getting the preferred networks to stay in the current networks of security that I selected. I deleted the ones I use most, but they keep coming back. This creates the black hole directly in my iMac, networks, and systems. For example, I set up my router netgear on this imac. When you set up that it's in the free mode (not secure) password. After I configured the router with security (AES), my router is secure (at least as sure that this type of material in fact) but I discovered that after my 'networks now either' have been cleared out the preferred networks then they come back. This allows the iMac to connect directly to any router that is configured by default or dangerous. E.g. One can simply feed a router as in non-secure mode by default and my system will connect to it, even if the router preference has been removed? Anyone know how to permanently remove preferred networks?

  This procedure is a diagnostic test. It makes no changes to your data.

  Please triple - click anywhere in the line below on this page to select:

  ls -@BOaen /L*/Preferences/S* | pbcopy

  Copy the selected text in the Clipboard by pressing Control-C key combination.

  Launch the Terminal application integrated in one of the following ways:

  ☞ Enter the first letters of his name in a Spotlight search. Select from the results (it should be at the top).

  ☞ In the Finder, select go utilities ▹ of menu bar or press the combination of keys shift-command-U. The application is in the folder that opens.

  ☞ Open LaunchPad and start typing the name.

  Paste in the Terminal window by pressing the command-V key combination. I tested these instructions only with the Safari browser. If you use another browser, you may need to press the return key after pasting.

  Wait for a new line ending with a dollar sign ($) below what you entered.

  The output of the command will be automatically copied to the Clipboard. If the command produces no output, the Clipboard is empty. Paste into a reply to this message.

  The Terminal window does not display the output. Please do not copy from there.

• Remove preferred networks

  OK, this has been discussed many times and many moons ago but I still don't see anywhere a proper fix. I hope you guys can help :-)

  If you have a bunch of 'old' networks in your list of wifi on your devices. For me iMac, Macbook Air and iPhone 6 (don't see the list on the phone)

  How the hell do you want to remove what you don't want. I know that its something to do with the keychain. Remove them from the list on the iMac and Macbook, and then apply it works for about 5 minutes and then they all again...

  This is certainly something simple... This my Apple... this question seems to have been invited a few times now, but not with a solid answer... Help Please guys/girls...

  His frustration.

  Thank you very much

  Mac.

  The preferred networks has nothing to do with the keychain.

  The list is in the system under WiFi network, advanced Prefs.

  If they keep reappearing, try to remove one of the other Mac.

  If they are all signed on the same iCloud account, the networks are sync'd between them.

• How to stop Satellite L40 - 14N connect to non-preferred networks?

  I'll put up a Satellite L40 - 14N notebook and only want it to be able to connect to a designated wireless LAN router. The network adapter is a Realtek RTL8187B and the laptop runs Windows Vista Edition home premium (v6.0.6000). The machine is currently working on a WLAN with WPA pre-shared key.

  I have read a number of Web pages such as:

  http://ask-Leo.com/how_can_i_block_neighboring_wireless_networks.html

  At halfway on this page, it displays the setting "Automatically connect to non preferred networks" in one of the boxes of properties. In the property fields I see on this machine the I can't find this setting and I don't have a list of options to change the priority of connection or preferred networks.

  Does anyone know if the automatic connection to other networks can be disabled on this computer and if so... How?

  I need the machine for details of a unique WLAN connection and if the network is not present then do not access anything else.

  I noticed the "Connect to a more preferred network if available" parameter in one of the other properties boxes, is this similar?

  Any help much appreciated! :-)

  Pete

  Hello

  "As explained on the website of the 3rd party you should uncheck the option to automatically connect to the non preferred networks.
  You must mark the neighbours WLan and press the properties button.
  Then a new window should open and on the Connections tab, you should * uncheck * the option called + Connect then this network is in range.

  Greetings

• Network type changes 'Public' and does not return to work when the default gateway is detected

  Original title: Type of network not restored on ethernet cable reconnect.

  I have a Dell Precision R5500 running Windows 7 Professional Service Pack 1. It is connected to a network that is stored as a type of 'work '. When the ethernet cable is removed and replaced network type changes to 'Public' and does not return to work when the default gateway is detected. I also have a Toshiba Tecra M10 running Window 7 Professional Service Pack 1 that initially detects the network restored as 'Public', but 'Work' once again Exchange is a connection to the default gateway. Is there a setting somewhere in the strength of the network to double check its type periodically?

  Hello

  You have any other network assets wireless (specifically) running on the computer?

  Have another active network connection could also cause this.

  Allows us to follow the methods mentioned below and see if they help.

  Method 1: Run the network troubleshooter.

  When the network type gets changed to 'Public' after the cable is disconnected and reconnected. The troubleshooter should let you know if there are errors with the associated services.

  See the following article:

  Using the troubleshooter from network in Windows 7:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/using-the-network-troubleshooter-in-Windows-7

  
  Method 2: check if network discovery and file sharing options are enabled in the network and sharing Center.

  See the following steps:

  a. click on start toreduce this top, type network and sharing Center in the Start Search box, and then click network and sharing Center in the programs list.

  b. If network discovery is off, click the arrow to expand the section, click turn on network discoveryand then click apply.

  Reduce this includes this imIf that you are prompted for an administrator password or for confirmation, type your password or click continue.

  c. If file sharing is off, click the arrow to expand the section, click turn on file sharingand then click apply.

  Collapse this includes this ima

  If you are prompted for an administrator password or for confirmation, type your password, or click continue.

  
  Method 3: Uninstall the network drivers and then install the last set of drivers on the manufacturer's Web site and check the issue.

  See the following steps:

  (a) click Start, right click on computer.

  (b) click on properties, click on Device Manager

  (c) expand the network adapter, right click on the adapter option

  (d) click on uninstall

  (e) now go to your computer / site Web of the manufacturer of the device, download the updated drivers and install them.

  Reference:

  Updated a hardware driver that is not working properly:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/update-a-driver-for-hardware-that-isn ' t-work correctly

• Cannot change network type in Windows 8

  How can I change a network or private so that file sharing is allowed? I thought that you could click on it from pop to subwindow network on the right side of the screen, but only my physical network connection is listed.

  More details:

  I have a physical Ethernet connection which is defined as a private network. Sharing files and any other communication on my LAN works fine. I also have a virtual connection through LogMeIn Hamachi which is defined as a public network. I can't find a way to change this. How to change network type in Windows 7 does not work in Windows 8.

  Once, I was able to change the type of Ethernet from the public to the private network by selecting that I wanted to turn on sharing. Although now I cannot access the menu to change that pop on the pane by clicking on the icon of simple network. I was also able to do it once with the Hamachi network, but only the physical card network seemed to save the change after a while. At a time the network Hamachi was not identified, but he has switched back to show as a public network. That's if everything goes though temporary and can be another problem together.

  I don't want to make an exception in my firewall, or make registry changes that specify all unidentified networks are established privately (two suggestions I found on the web so far).

  So it took me a while to find this also, I fixed it by searching for troubleshooting as suggested above. In troubleshooting search box (top right) type homegroup, and then select the resolution of the problems of the residential group, even if you're not using home group, part of the diagnosis allows you to change the type of network from public to private/home, I jumped the diagnostic network also step and allowed me to very easily change the type of network.

• Cannot change the network type

  I change my NAT to bridged networking type.  But now I'm trying to change the option change back and back is not selectable / greyed out.  What causes this?

  Stop the virtual machine. VMware Fusion to quit smoking.

  Open Mac activity monitor. In the search field, type vm

  Kill all processes that start with vm or vmnet.

  Once disabled, start the merge and check if you are able to edit the virtual machine networking

• BlackBerry Z10 by selecting a network type. (select 3g only)

  Hi all

  I'm trying to select 3 g only from the drop-down "network Mode".

  Previously, I was able to do this, but it seems, after the last update of software, that I can do it no longer.

  I'm in the United Kingdom, the Giffgaff.

  See you soon

  Jonathan

  If anyone is wondering how to do this, if you go into the menu engineering > General Radio. In the type of radio you can select wcdma_only.

  This forced the device using 3 g'.

  Beware, this may vary for your device or your region.

  I will take no responsibility for the damage caused.

  If you're wondering how to get into the menu engineering, Google is your friend.

  See you soon

  Jonathan

• ReWire a vm vcloud workflow change the network type map to E1000 want him VMXNET3

  I use the workflow of "rewiring a VM" and it seems to change the E1000 network adapter type.  I don't know if I am missing a step further to define the type of network card or prevents change.  Can someone point me in the right direction?  I want the end result so that the network adapter is set to VMXNET3.  Thank you!

  Paul

  Hello Paul, I just did the following:

  Setup a TIME with a virtual machine that has a VMXNET3 network adapter configuration. -a confirmed that the type of NETWORK adapter displayed in vCD is VMXNET3 and vCenter is VMXNET3

  Ran the workflow "wire a virtual machine network".

  Checked the vCD UI and see the same as you: E1000 to the type... HOWEVER - in vCenter, it shows VMXNET3.

  It looks like it can potentially be a display bug and/or the bug in the API.

  You should check your vCenter to see if you have the same results as my test and then to submit an SR with VMware support.

• Selection of LTE No. 4 in mobile network > preferred network

  There is no selection of LTE 4 G in my favorite Network tab, there are only 3 options which is WDCMA/GSM, GSM and WDCMA.

  @mwong

  You have the 3G version

  http://support.sonymobile.com/global-en/xperiam4aqua/supportDocumentation/

• 'Home' vs 'Business' network Type - how do I confirm the selection?

  I want to configure my system Windows 7 SP 1 as part of a "Business Network", "without a domain name", that is, a working group on "business network."  (A "homegroup" is not an acceptable option for me.)

  Although there are several threads on this topic, none solve my problem permanently.  (For more details, see my thread prior to http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-security/home-vs-business-network-choice-can-you-get-back/74a872bf-18d4-437b-99b2-ded5fa60df4e?tm=1418982314037, where it was suggested that I re-post in this subgroup.)

  I finally discovered that you can return to this choice (initially offered during the initial installation of Windows) with the following selections: "Control of configuration\systeme and Security\System," under "computer name, domain and workgroup settings," click on "Change settings," than "Network ID".  The confusion comes partly because there seems to be no way to verify that the desired choice in fact is is - which dates back to the same place after that required restarting appear "Business Network" and "with a domain' screened any choice made.

  I would be very grateful to anyone who can shed light on this case. -JCW2

  Well Yes.  If you run Process Monitor and track the registry keys that are changed, you can look at what made the wizard.  You can skip the wizard and use the small circle radio points (work/domain group) and it does the same thing.  The wizard is there as a more user-friendly interface with more descriptive text intelligible, but it does nothing else.

• Reliance jio 4G support for lenovo A6000

  I take advantage of 4G of reliance connection, when I insert the Sim Card in slot 1 Lenovo A6000 by setting Jio 4 G present in the network is available, but not connected, pl. give updates for it.

  Hello

  Reliance Jio is supported in lenovo A6000 (Onlly for data - no calls)

  Please follow the steps below and check if the settings are correct or not:

  * Setting--> management SIM--> check for the activation of the SIM.
  * Setting--> mobile network---> select GSM/WCDMA/LTE to the preferred network type.
  * Select the name of the service provider in the name of the Access Point.
  * Close data connection
  * Restart the phone and start a data connection and check.
  Its working for me for Reliance JIO 4 G

• Z5c: No data connection to all when 4G enabled on tmo, works well with 3G

  Hi all
  I just got the international Z5c, model E5823, which supports us the two tmo strips LTE in my area (groups 2 and 12). When I have 3G preferred network type, I get more bars and have connectivity to data. When I turn it to 4G, the bars go down to 1 or 2, and I get no data.

  I did a logcat when switching from 3 G to 4 G and noticed that during the passage, the icon switches between H + and H, then finally falls. I'm still trying see if there is anything useful in the logcat, but the only thing I noticed that seemed interesting was

  D/StatusBar.NetworkController( 2598): updateIconSet, voice network type is: 13/LTE, data network type is: 13/LTE
  

  To me, it looks like I could see problems with some failure of the attempt to use voice over lte (as this phone supports).

  Anyway, anyone know how I can turn off voice on LTE? There was an option in the menu of the phone on the so-called Z3 who would let you turn on/off, but I don't see anywhere on that.

  If there is more info about logcat (or one kind radio logcat if possible, I read that you can do on some android devices), I can provide.

  If all goes well, it is possible to solve this problem, as I love this phone and hate having to return it.

  @uliwolly Yes. I also checked that I have the right selected network.

  Oh yes, I just got this job. In the network menu 'More' I just see the item "Internet settings" at the bottom that seems to have entered the information on the correct configuration of tmo us and applied. I am now fully operational on 4G.

• BlackBerry smartphones is my private LTE capable?

  Hello world

  Need for basic assistance to verify if my Priv is LTE capable or not. Summer see lots of ways to check for it but I guess it depends on the model, OS, etc... Hope you can help me find the right measures based on my actual characteristics.

  What I know so far:

  Carrier: Globe Telecom (Philippines) - they confirm their SIMs are LTE ready

  OS: 6.0.1

  Model: STV100-3

  Build: AAG111

  What I see in my preferred network type:

  4G & 3G & 2G

  4G & 3G &

  3G & 2G

  3G

  2G

  -No LTE

  Let me know if you need more info. Thanks in advance!

  Heya @JCar

  STV100-3 supports the following:

  • FD - LTE 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 12, 17, 20, 29, 30
  • HSPA + 1, 2, 4, 5/6,
  • Quad band GSM/GPRS/EDGE

  Using this info, your carrier will have to confirm what types of network, they have supported.

  I checked their site quickly, but I couldn't find something - if you give them a quick call, they should be able to confirm quickly.

  Thank you!

• No preferred wireless networks

  I can't connect to my home on my 8 because windows network that he keeps saying that I have no preferred networks even if my wifi works on other devices. How can I fix it?

  Hello

  Thanks for posting your query on the Microsoft Community.

  This problem can occur because of network settings.

  I would be grateful, if you can provide us with the following information to help us better understand the issue:

  • This work has been much earlier on this computer?
  • What is the brand and model of your system?

  I suggest you to follow the below methods and check.

  Method 1:

  I suggest you to run this utility from the following troubleshooting and check if it helps.

  Network troubleshooting:

  Open the network troubleshooter utility by hitting swipe in the edge right of the screen, tap Find (or if you use a mouse, pointing to the top right of the screen, move the pointer of the mouse down and then clicking search), saving troubleshooting network in the search box, touching or clicking on settings, and then type or identify and fix network problems.

  Troubleshooting network adapter:

  Open the network adapter troubleshooting utility by hitting swipe in the edge right of the screen, tap Find (or if you use a mouse, pointing to the top right of the screen, move the pointer of the mouse down and then clicking search), entering the troubleshooting in the search box, touching or clicking on settings and then by typing or clicking on the resolution of the problems. Press or click Network and Internet and then press or click on the network map.

  If the problem persists, try Method 2,

  Method 2: Wi - Fi and in Windows network connection issues:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/network-connection-problem-help#network-problems=Windows-8&V1H=win8tab1&V2H=win7tab1&V3H=winvistatab1&v4h=winxptab1

  See also:

  Why can't connect me to a network?

  Hope this information is useful. Let us know if you need more help, we will be happy to help you.