Keep Track of your connections in Vista
How to Keep track of Connections in vista
Tech Advice 1
↣ If you are a windows Vista user that is also using internet or has a local network, you might find it quite difficult to get to the actual place where your connections are listed.
↣ Of course, they are located as expected in Control Panel, but they are well hidden as if the manufactures were afraid they end-users might mess them up.
↣ After digging deeply you will eventually find them, and maybe make a shortcut or even better, add them of the start list.
↣ In order to do this you will have to access the menu by clicking on it, or if its deactivated keep in mind a shortcut to it its located in Windows, at application data.
↣ After you have opened the menu open a new window with your network connections.
↣ I know it’s a pain to locate them in Control Panel but I promise you it’s the last time you are going to have to do it.
↣ Vista lets you give different names to every connection, so you can easier remember what every one is for.
↣ Local Area Connection 123 means nothing to be, but if I type in In-House LAN, then it all becomes clear.
↣ Go back to the start menu, crate there a folder and name it as you wish (Network Connection would be easiest) and then click and drag each and every connection you wish to see there:
↣ Once you are done, the start menu automatically adds them to its search list.
↣ So when you will type wireless, it will display the status of you wireless connection.
↣ When you type Intranet, you will see you business intranet connection and so on.
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