Windows Vista is a great operating system, but it can be difficult to find friends and family members to help you out when you need them. One way to make Vista Index your network connections is by using the Windows Vista Connections tool. This tool allows you to create a list of people who are important to you and then connect with them easily. You can also use this tool to find people who are important to you and connect with them easily.
First open up your start menu, and create a new folder called Network Connections, or something similar. Hint: You can get there quickly by pasting this into the address bar: %appdata%\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\
Now open up your Network Connections list through Control Panel, or you can take the keyboard ninja route and just type in ncpa.cpl into the start menu search.
You may want to rename some of your network connections… Wired Network is a lot more simple to remember than Local Area Connection 1.
Now just drag all of them over to the new start menu folder you created:
And there we are, you can easily get to your network connections through the start menu search box by just typing in the name.
note: thanks to Nathan in the comments for suggesting this.
