Cannot create wireless network

I am having an issue making the myRIO create its own wireless network. It has the capacity to do so, as shown in the NI myRIO tutorial video at http://www.ni.com/academic/students/learn-rio/applications/ in the Data Dashboard and NI myRIO video @ 57 seconds. In the video, it clearly shows the option to create the wireless network, however, when i follow the video's instruction, I don't have the listed option to create the wireless network. The image attached shows my screen and the clear absence of the option.
I am new to myRIO and thus still learning, but I don't have any idea why I don't have that option. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
Juan
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It was a while ago when I last udated, so I am not completely sure what I did.
I would just run the NI update service and see what it wants to update.
Then open Max and find the myRIO. Go to the "system setting tab (along the bottom) and click the button to "update firmware". Select the newest from the dialog.
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