"Zero Clue" wrote:

> When traveling, I'm having issues when trying to connect to other wireless
> networks. At home, everything is fine. When I click on "view available
> wireless networks" this is the message I get:
>
> "Windows cannot configure this wireless connection. If you have enabled
> another program to manage this wireless connection, use that software. If you
> want Windows to configure this wireless connection, start the wireless zero
> configuration service. For more information about starting the wzc service,
> see article 871122 in the microsoft knowledge base on the microsoft.com web
> site. "
>
> I have been to this site and I am completely confused at what I need to do
> in order to configure my computer to recognize wireless networks. Is this a
> simple fix?
>

"steven" <ste***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> try to use wireless zero configuration instead
>
> go to "run".
> type "services.msc"
> find wireless zero configuration
> change the startup type to automatic.
> click start.
> click ok and restart.
> use wireless zero configuration for ease of mind.
> =)
>
> *this configuration applies to windows xp sp 2 n above, to identify go to
> system information.

"steven" wrote:

> try to use wireless zero configuration instead
>
> go to "run".
> type "services.msc"
> find wireless zero configuration
> change the startup type to automatic.
> click start.
> click ok and restart.
> use wireless zero configuration for ease of mind.
> =)
>
> *this configuration applies to windows xp sp 2 n above, to identify go to
> system information.