This is a duplicate of this thread. Try to keep it to one thread so we can get all the questions and ansers in one place.

Go into network connections (Start/Control Panel/Network Connections). Right click the icon for the wireless connection. Select View Available Wireless Networks. Along the left, there is an option Change the order of preferred networks. Select that. Under the Wireless networks tab, there's a window with preferred networks. Highlight each one that is not yours and click remove. After that, you will only automatically connect to your network. They'll still show up as available networks because they're still there. You can't get rid of them, only your neighbors can (by getting rid of their wireless, which probably isn't going to happen). They're still there, but you won't connect unless you select one and connect to it.

Hello, I am hoping someone can help me connect our tv to our cable dvr, a dvd player, and a vcr via an rf modulator and a switchbox. I have spent three days trying to figure it all out. The tv is an RCA model F25216WT it only has a coaxil connector in the back that is why I have the rf modulator. The cable dvr is from Time/Warner cable and is a Scientific Atlanta Explorer 8300. The DVD player is a CyberHome CH-DVD 300. The VCR is a Mitsubishi HS-U500. The RF modulator is a TERK. The switchbox does not have any labeling on it to identify it. It has three input a/v connections in the back for three different devices. It also has an output a/v connection, two coaxil connections-one for in antenna and one out to tv. There is also an in a/v connections on the front. After being without the tv and cable for three days my husband is getting antzy. We babysit our grandchildren and they are getting bored playing games with poppa. I have managed to get the tv/cable to work but that is it. The cable company won't come out because it isn't their responsibility to hook everything else up. Can anyone help with this please?

You either have to change the input select on the dvd recorder to s-video (and you may find there is a set of audio inputs separate for the s-video) or you may have to enable the s-video output on the laptop - there may be a control panel or something in your settings for that. Your HP handbook should tell you how. Good luck with it.