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A few weeks ago, I went over to one of the local Wendy's and, while sitting in my car, connected to their wifi. I hit "connect" before disabling the "connect automatically" function, and now whenever I go over there, it connects before I'm READY to connect. There is no obvious way to stop this from happening... do any of you have an idea how I can prevent this from happening anymore... and no... I'm NOT going to stop going to Wendy's!
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Jim, this has happened to me many, many times.
Once my laptop connects with ANY outside Wi-Fi source, my laptop stores that source into its memory, so that I never have to re-connect again.
I think your laptop is simply doing what it was designed to do.
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I'm not sure what OS you're using, but on Windows 7 Professional, under 'Control Panel' -> 'Network and Internet', there's an option in the left hand list for 'Manage Wireless Networks'. I believe that any network that you've set up either intentionally or otherwise, should be there, and it should be possible to remove it if you want with a right click option.
Yes, this. Right click on your wifi icon and it should be one of only 2 or 3 options
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I figured it out Sunday afternoon while over at the local community college, but thanks for all the help... it HELPED! 
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