"Frank Shelledy" wrote:

> In previous posting I described a problem with a Dell laptop, not activating
> Wireless Zero Configuration. Jack (MVP-Networking) suggested that Dell
> software and Windows Wireless utility (WZC) were conflicting, and referred
> me to ezlan, and I was able to manually activate WZC through services.msc.
>
> I want to activate WZC on startup, rather than having to do it manually. I
> need to find out how to disable the Dell wireless software, or to start WZC
> at startup, or something.
>
> Pleasse help.
> Frank Shelledy
>
>
>

"Dennis" <Den***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:320FAB07-064B-4725-B308-C3652A338064@microsoft.com...
>I have a Dell Inspiron 1501.  WZC would not start automatically.   After
> reading your message found that the wireless card has a program that
> starts
> up in the sys tray.  By running the msconfig and going to the services tab
> you will find a program that the wireless card uses that starts up and
> conflicts with the wzc.  by removing the check mark it becomes disabled
> and
> once system is rebooted the WZC will start automatically.     Dennis
>
> "Frank Shelledy" wrote:
>
>> In previous posting I described a problem with a Dell laptop, not
>> activating
>> Wireless Zero Configuration. Jack (MVP-Networking) suggested that Dell
>> software and Windows Wireless utility (WZC) were conflicting, and
>> referred
>> me to ezlan, and I was able to manually activate WZC through
>> services.msc.
>>
>> I want to activate WZC on startup, rather than having to do it manually.
>> I
>> need to find out how to disable the Dell wireless software, or to start
>> WZC
>> at startup, or something.
>>
>> Pleasse help.
>> Frank Shelledy
>>
>>
>>