always have login wireless network

I'm running Vista x86 Build 5384. The PC that I'm using has a wireless connection to the rest of my network, and this wireless link is encrypted using WPA-PSK.
However, EVERY time I boot into Vista I have to go into Control Panel, Networks, choose to JOIN the network, and then type in my encryption jey.
How do I get Vista to remember my encryption key so that I don't have to re-type it every time I boot?
Thanks,
Fork.

Make sure you're selecting "private network" - as in your home network. Should work after that.
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I'm running Vista x86 Build 5384. The PC that I'm using has a wireless connection to the rest of my network, and this wireless link is encrypted using WPA-PSK.
However, EVERY time I boot into Vista I have to go into Control Panel, Networks, choose to JOIN the network, and then type in my encryption jey.
How do I get Vista to remember my encryption key so that I don't have to re-type it every time I boot?
Thanks,
Fork.

I also found that going to re-order wireless network (after you have the network up and running) and double-clicking on the network name, you can get a dialog (that I have no idea how to get otherwise) where I can select "Automatically connect..."
HTH Shawn Wildermuth
"Fork" wrote:

I'm running Vista x86 Build 5384. The PC that I'm using has a wireless connection to the rest of my network, and this wireless link is encrypted using WPA-PSK.
However, EVERY time I boot into Vista I have to go into Control Panel, Networks, choose to JOIN the network, and then type in my encryption jey.
How do I get Vista to remember my encryption key so that I don't have to re-type it every time I boot?
Thanks,
Fork.