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A network bridge is a Windows connection setup that allows you to connect 2 or more local area networks both wireless and wired into 1 network. This bridge allows multiple computers to communicate with each other on the same network, allowing files, documents and Internet connections to be shared. Despite its effectiveness in a small or large office setting, connection speeds at times can be slow and unprotected. Removing your network bridge is a simple task you can do.
Click Start > Control Panel.
Double-click "Network Connections" in the Control Panel window. The network connections window will open.
Right-click "Network Bridge," and then scroll down to click "Delete." After a few seconds, the network bridge will be removed.
eHow Article: How to Remove a Network Bridge
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