Old router still shows up in network infrastructure

Hello,
I recently upgraded my old Wirless G/10/100 network with a wireless N/gigabit network by replacing the router, adding two gigabit switches, and adding another router configured as a wired WAP. The network is working great but there is a nagging issue.
In Windows 7, the old router "WRT110" still shows up under "network infrastructure". I can't figure out how to remove it. I have tried disabling network discovery then re-enabling, I have tried leaving the home network then re-joining it, etc. I can't remove it by using the delete button nor by right clicking. Any ideas? I've attached a screenshot of it for reference.
A second issue is that Windows 7 just calls my Buffalo router "gateway" while identifying the Belkin N600HD with a nice picture of it! Any way I can rename the "gateway" to what it really is? A screen shot of that is also attached.
Thanks,
Pat

Thanks. No , there are no connectivity issues at all. It's an annoyance more than anything. The PC (actually both my main laptops) think that router is still there despite being unplugged and in a box. I have tried all combinations on rebooting modem, rebooting routers, and rebooting computers I can think of.

Most likely the WRT110 is not your old router but one of your neighbors routers.

I have Google around this on this problem and apparently the WRT110 mysteriously shows up all the time in peoples network map and infrastructure.

The posts I read concluded it was one of the neighbors routers that was mysteriously showing up there, it's some type of signal glitch that Windows picks up for some reason only on certain routers. This phantom router showing up is pretty common but with no clear resolution.

Wow, that's really odd. So I will just learn to deal with it being there.
Thanks much for all the help!
Pat

patnshan said:

Wow, that's really odd. So I will just learn to deal with it being there.
Thanks much for all the help!
Pat

Yes I tried to find someone who had fixed this problem but apparently it's just a glitch with certain routers being picked up but doesn't seem to cause any harm.

2xg said:

Can you please install and run Xirrus Wi-Fi Inspector? Let's see if you find out anything.
To run Xirrus Wi-Fi Inspector, double click the Xirrus icon on your Desktop, you may use the Windows 7 snipping tool to crop or Paint by tapping the Print screen key on your keyboard, open up Paint (Click on Start>All Programs>Accessories>Paint) then choose Edit from the Menu and select Paste, then save it and please attach the file on your next post.

What was your old SSID name? What's the new SSID?

Also, try removing all the wireless profiles (SSIDs) stored in your computer, then re-add SSID.

The SSID is patnshan and has always been.
Below is the screenshot.
Thanks,
Pat