It can happen that you start having problems with a wireless network which worked well in the past. This might be due to the fact that the its settings may have been changed accidentally or its network profile, as saved on your computer, got corrupted for some reason. In such scenarios it helps to delete the profile of your wireless network and start fresh: have Windows 7 detect it again, introduce your connection details, etc. This tutorial will show how to delete the network profile of a troublesome wireless connection.
Open the Network and Sharing Center. There, on the left side column, click on "Manage wireless networks".

In the Manage Wireless Networks window, you can see the profiles of all the wireless networks to which you connected to in the past.
Select the network with which you are having trouble, and click Remove.

Confirm that you want to remove the network profile.

The profile of the wireless network is now deleted. Windows will detect that network as if it was a new discovery and you will be able to enter all the details again and connect to it.

When connecting again, please read the tutorial recommended below and follow all the steps carefully. It might make the difference between solving your problems and experiencing them again:
If you keep having problems even if you removed the profile of the wireless network and connected to it again, read the following articles:
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Thanks for the article. I
Thanks for the article. I have Win 7 Pro, and when I open Network and Sharing Centre there is no reference to "Manage Wireless Networks" in the left pane.Can you explain this please.
Thanks and regards,Roy
Do you have a wireless
Do you have a wireless network card installed? If you do not, it will not appear.
If you do have a wireless network card on your laptop (i presume) and this option doesn't show up, it is possible that you need to find the latest drivers for it and install them. Then, you should get this option.
We have a shortcut for the
We have a shortcut for the Manage Wireless Networks window in our The Biggest Library of Windows 7 Shortcuts. It might help you out.
awesome thanks
awesome thanks
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