The nice people at Facebook have decided against keeping the Facebook Lite website. If you try to access it you will be redirected to the normal page. This was announced at April 20, 2010 on their own fan page.

As you can see they don’t really explain why they did this, rather that they learned a lot from the experience and are sure to return with new features. The Lite version was basically a striped down version of the original, specially developed for people with limited computing resources, or bandwidth restrictions.

In this tutorial I will show you how to connect to a wireless network using Windows Vista. As you will see by yourself this is a pretty simple procedure. You don’t have to be a computer genius to connect to a wireless network. All you have to do is follow these simple steps:

First, Go to “Start Menu” -> “Control Panel” -> “Network and Internet”.

Second, Go to “Network and Sharing Center” and select “Connect to a network”.

Choose “Show All” and hit the refresh button. If you find active network connections, select the one you want, click on “Connect” and don’t forget to check the option that says “Start this connection automatically”. If you check this option, Windows Vista will connect automatically to the selected network every time you log in.

If no networks are found, you can manually enter all network settings. This is how you do it:

In the “Connect to a network” window, click on “Set up a connection or network”. Select “Manually connect to a wireless network” and press the “Next” button.

First, enter the “Network name”. In some cases the network name is identical to the name of the router – for example, my router is a Linksys, so the name of the network is Linksys.

Choose the security type and the encryption you use on your network. Now type the security key and check the option “Start this connection automatically”.

Click the “Next” button, then click “Connect to…” and that should be all. You successfully configured a connection to a wireless network.