Log onto the network you wish to change the settings for. Step Two. Open the Wi-Fi networks list in the charms bar by left clicking on the Wi-Fi status icon in the bottom right-hand corner of Windows. Step Three. Right click on the network you wish to change the location settings for and click 'turn sharing on and off'.Step Four. Now select 'No, don't turn on sharing or connect to devices' for public network location and settings or 'Yes, turn on sharing and connect to devices' for home or work network location and settings.tep One. Log onto the network you wish to change the settings for. Step Two. Open the Control Panel from the start menu. Step Three. Open the Network and Sharing Center. This can also be access by right clicking on your Wi-Fi or Ethernet connection status icon in the bottom right-hand corner of Windows.
Sierra Nevada Climates. The climate of the Sierra Nevada varies from hot desert (similar to the Sahara) at its eastern base to an artic-alpine climate only a few miles away on the highest peaks. However, most of the Sierra Nevada is governed either by Mediterranean or microthermal (low temperature) climates.
Average Annual Precipitation. he Sierra Nevada, like much of California, has a Mediterranean climate of warm, dry summers (driven by high pressure systems off the coast) and cool wet winters (governed primarily by the onshore movement of winter storm fronts down the Pacific Coast).