Windows 7: 2 networks

Hi friends, I need some help!

When I made logon on Windows 7, Windows connect on 2 networks ("Virtua" and "unknown"). 'Cause of this, my internet broadband don't work.

Why windows connect in "unknown" network automatic? How to fix it?

Thanks a lot!

Jackel

Hi and welcome to sevenforums

Before we can help you we need to know abt your system specs, your network setup.

waiting for info

Ken

Thanks for welcome friend!

I have thw following machine:

Intel E8400 Wolfdale
Gigabyte GA-EP43-DS3L
2 x 2GB G.Skill 1066
VGA HD4870 512MB
Seagate Barracua 500GB 7200RPM (C: with Windows 7 7600 on trial and D: with Windows XP Professional SP3)

My network is:
Netgear router using DHCP
I have only one LAN adapter (my motherboard is not dual lan and I don't have wireless board on PC).

Thanks!

Jackel

So you are wired and have your network and an "unknown" network? could you look at the unknown and right click it, see what is in properties. Im assuming your network is virtua and you want to stop auto log to unknown?

Ken

Thats the point! I have only one adapter showing on Windows and only one and wired nwtwork. I don't understand why Windows connect automatic on this "unknow" network and I wanto to stop.

Where I can see this properties? In main screen of Manage Network only show "Connect Various Networks".

Thanks again!

where do you see "unknown" network?
Ken

In the icon of System Try side of clock, show a icon of network with "!". So, I click with right button and Manage Network. So, in the next window appears 2 networks.

To correct this, I have to desactive the network adapter and active it again. After done this, Windows connect only on Virtua network and works fine.

You have a router? if so have you re-booted it?

that "unkown" network may just be a phantom network.

Ken

I'll try this...

On Vista I got the same problem, but it don't occurs at every logon, only sometimes. In Windows XP I don't have this problem...

Jackal, right-click the network icon on the system tray, and choose "Open Network and Sharing Center"
Then on the right, choose "Change Adapter Settings"
If the are any that shouldn't be there, disable, or delete them.
You said you don't have wireless, so you shouldn't see an adapter for that. You should only have 1 Local Area Connection.
Then you might have bluetooth, I'm not sure if you do.
If you're unsure of what to delete, post a screen shot and we'll help you