My name is Viranou Penn from Zaman University. I'm in banking and finance major. This slide gives you the information about how to easily backup and import wireless network setting in window 7. CS101 Assignment: "http://www.zamanuniversity.com" Zaman University Phnom Penh, Cambodia

1. EASILY BACK UP & IMPORT
YOUR WIRELESS
NETWORK SETTINGS IN
WINDOW 7
VIRANOU PENN, BANKING AND FINANCE

2. How to Save Your
Wireless Network
Settings

3. Step 1
 First, open the Network
and Sharing Center. You
can do this by clicking on
the wireless network
symbol from the taskbar
and clicking on ‘Open
Network and Sharing
Center’. An alternative
would be to go to Control
Panel -> Network and
Internet -> Network and
Sharing Center.

4. Step 2
 On the left side of the Network and Sharing
Center window, click on the ‘Manage wireless
networks’ link.

5. Step 3
 In the Manage Wireless Networks window you will
see a list with all wireless networks to which you
have connected in the past. Double click on the one
which interests you.

6. Step 4
 Now you will see a
window with all its
properties. In order to
save them on a flash
drive, click on the
bottom link which
says ‘Copy this
network profile to a
USD flash drive’.

7. Step 5
 The Copy
Network Settings
wizard will now
start. Insert the
USB flash drive,
wait until it is
detected and the
Next button is no
longer gray.

8. Step 6
 The copying process will take only a few
seconds. When done, click on Close.

9. Step 7
 If you will look on
your USB flash
drive you will see
a setupSNK.exe
file and a
SMRTNTKY
folder. Make sure
you don’t delete
them from the
memory stick.

10. How to Import Your
Wireless Network
Settings

11. Step 8
 First, plug in the USB
flash drive in the
laptop where you want
to import the settings
and run the
setupSNK.exe file.
When the Wireless
Network Setup Wizard
launches, click on Yes.

12. Step 9
 The settings will be imported in seconds and
when receiving the notification below, click on
OK and start using the wireless network.

13. THE END
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