Hi Russ,

You could try this:

Right click on the Start button and, in the menu that appears, click on Device 
manager . 
Double click on the Network adapters section to expand it. 
Figure out which of the adapters in the list that appears is your computer's 
WiFi adapter and then right click on it. From the right click menu, click on 
Properties. 
In the dialog that appears, click on the Power management tab to navigate to 
it. Uncheck the Allow this computer to turn off this device to save power. 
Click on OK.

Best,

Rod

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Subject: Re: Connecting to two different WIFI networks on windows 10 laptop

This is a windows 10 laptop computer.  I use WIFI to connect to my home 
network.  I also use it to connect to a WIFI network at a different 
location.  With my ipad I can set the WIFI settings for each network and I 
can connect to each one without doing anything.  With the laptop I have to 
change the adaptor option settings to connectt to the other network.

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From: Rod Hutton via Talk
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Subject: RE: Connecting to two different WIFI networks on windows 10 laptop

Russ,

Can you give more details on exactly what you are trying to do, which 
devices are you trying to connect, etc.

Best,

Rod

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Subject: Re: Connecting to two different WIFI networks on windows 10 laptop

I don't thaink that will work over a WIFI network?

-----Original Message-----
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Sent: Saturday, January 6, 2018 7:05 AM
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Subject: RE: Connecting to two different WIFI networks on windows 10 laptop

Hi,

If you know the computer name of the machine you want to access, just type 
the name, preceded by two backslashes,  in the address bar of an explorer 
window, and the available shared folders on that machine will appear in the 
window.

Best,

Rod

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Subject: Connecting to two different WIFI networks on windows 10 laptop

One network is configure to use a fixed ip address, the other network is 
configured to automatically assign a ip address.  How can I connect with one 
of these networks without having going into the adaptor option setting when 
I want to connect to one of these networks?
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