Did you know that you can place your wireless network connections in a list of priorities and have Windows  7 connect to them in the order you specified? Or, have you been wondering how to stop Windows  from connecting automatically to a network?

Answers to these questions and some others, can be found in this tutorial: Geek Tips for Managing Connections to Wireless Networks

Do you have problems with a wireless network which, all of a sudden stopped working? Check out this troubleshooting guide.

Fix Troublesome Wireless Connections by Removing their Profile

There’s a book on the market about building small wireless networks for your own home. Check out this review to see if it is any good.

Reviewing Wireless Home Networking for Dummies

We’re sure all TinyHacker readers know how to connect to wireless networks from their Windows 7 laptops. However, when it comes to connecting to hidden wireless networks, things might get a bit more tricky. We’ve found a pretty good tutorial which shows you how to do this, step by step. So, if you ever visit the house of  geek who’s ‘paranoid’ enough to hide his wireless network, you know how to do it.

How to Connect to Hidden Wireless Networks

Ever run into the following error when trying to connect to a wireless network?

Windows was unable to find a certificate to log you on to the network

If so, there’s a really simple way to fix your problem! Check out the article below for details.

Windows was unable to find a certificate to log you on to the network

This free tool helps you turn your Windows 7 laptop into a Wi-Fi hotspot and share your connection with others. Connectify is free to use but you have to register before downloading it.

Connectify via PC World