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Wireless Zero ConfigurationI have been looking through the posts about wireless zero, and i'm sorry if
this is a duplicate. Every time I boot, I am having to manually turn on my wireless zero configuration and then choose "Use Windows to configure my wireless network settings" before I can have internet access. Some posts have said to turn off the Wireless Zero, and some have said to turn off my router's WLAN utility or something to that effect. Since the Wireless Zero is apparently off when I turn on my computer, I suspect that I need to try to disable the other. Any ideas how to do this? I appreciate it in advance. On 30-Aug-2006, =?Utf-8?B?UnVzaA==?= <R***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> Since the Wireless Zero Start -> Control Panel -> Administrative Tools -> Services> is apparently off when I turn on my computer, I suspect that I need to try to > disable the other. Any ideas how to do this? I appreciate it in advance. Should show Wireless Zero Config as a service and how it is started, with the option to change the setting. Auto start, Manual Start, Start on first useage, Disable. You need to be Administrator, not restricted user. =?Utf-8?B?UnVzaA==?= <R***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
news:0CD7A9D3-E22E-4243-BD6D-A51B0FE32A38@microsoft.com: This usually means that the configuration utility supplied by the > I have been looking through the posts about wireless zero, and > i'm sorry if this is a duplicate. Every time I boot, I am > having to manually turn on my wireless zero configuration and > then choose "Use Windows to configure my wireless network > settings" before I can have internet access. Some posts have > said to turn off the Wireless Zero, and some have said to turn > off my router's WLAN utility or something to that effect. Since > the Wireless Zero is apparently off when I turn on my computer, > I suspect that I need to try to disable the other. Any ideas > how to do this? I appreciate it in advance. wireless interface card manufacturer is grabbing control and disabling Windows' WZC. You can *usually* tell the offending utility to let Windows manage the wireless interface. Failing that, look for said utility being started up with Windows and disable it. Thank you for your reply. How do I disable the nic utility? is it a startup
or services option in msconfig? Show quoteHide quote "Frazer Jolly Goodfellow" wrote: > =?Utf-8?B?UnVzaA==?= <R***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in > news:0CD7A9D3-E22E-4243-BD6D-A51B0FE32A38@microsoft.com: > > > I have been looking through the posts about wireless zero, and > > i'm sorry if this is a duplicate. Every time I boot, I am > > having to manually turn on my wireless zero configuration and > > then choose "Use Windows to configure my wireless network > > settings" before I can have internet access. Some posts have > > said to turn off the Wireless Zero, and some have said to turn > > off my router's WLAN utility or something to that effect. Since > > the Wireless Zero is apparently off when I turn on my computer, > > I suspect that I need to try to disable the other. Any ideas > > how to do this? I appreciate it in advance. > > This usually means that the configuration utility supplied by the > wireless interface card manufacturer is grabbing control and > disabling Windows' WZC. > > You can *usually* tell the offending utility to let Windows manage > the wireless interface. Failing that, look for said utility being > started up with Windows and disable it. > Depends on the make, but probably in MSCONFIG. Also look for an
option in the utility itself. =?Utf-8?B?UnVzaA==?= <R***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in Show quoteHide quote news:57EF4686-01BA-4DA5-B06E-4FAA67EDED34@microsoft.com: > Thank you for your reply. How do I disable the nic utility? is > it a startup or services option in msconfig? > > "Frazer Jolly Goodfellow" wrote: > >> =?Utf-8?B?UnVzaA==?= <R***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in >> news:0CD7A9D3-E22E-4243-BD6D-A51B0FE32A38@microsoft.com: >> >> > I have been looking through the posts about wireless zero, >> > and i'm sorry if this is a duplicate. Every time I boot, I >> > am having to manually turn on my wireless zero configuration >> > and then choose "Use Windows to configure my wireless network >> > settings" before I can have internet access. Some posts have >> > said to turn off the Wireless Zero, and some have said to >> > turn off my router's WLAN utility or something to that >> > effect. Since the Wireless Zero is apparently off when I >> > turn on my computer, I suspect that I need to try to disable >> > the other. Any ideas how to do this? I appreciate it in >> > advance. >> >> This usually means that the configuration utility supplied by >> the wireless interface card manufacturer is grabbing control >> and disabling Windows' WZC. >> >> You can *usually* tell the offending utility to let Windows >> manage the wireless interface. Failing that, look for said >> utility being started up with Windows and disable it. >> > When you say "in the utility", are u referring to the device manager?
Show quoteHide quote "Frazer Jolly Goodfellow" wrote: > Depends on the make, but probably in MSCONFIG. Also look for an > option in the utility itself. > > =?Utf-8?B?UnVzaA==?= <R***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in > news:57EF4686-01BA-4DA5-B06E-4FAA67EDED34@microsoft.com: > > > Thank you for your reply. How do I disable the nic utility? is > > it a startup or services option in msconfig? > > > > "Frazer Jolly Goodfellow" wrote: > > > >> =?Utf-8?B?UnVzaA==?= <R***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in > >> news:0CD7A9D3-E22E-4243-BD6D-A51B0FE32A38@microsoft.com: > >> > >> > I have been looking through the posts about wireless zero, > >> > and i'm sorry if this is a duplicate. Every time I boot, I > >> > am having to manually turn on my wireless zero configuration > >> > and then choose "Use Windows to configure my wireless network > >> > settings" before I can have internet access. Some posts have > >> > said to turn off the Wireless Zero, and some have said to > >> > turn off my router's WLAN utility or something to that > >> > effect. Since the Wireless Zero is apparently off when I > >> > turn on my computer, I suspect that I need to try to disable > >> > the other. Any ideas how to do this? I appreciate it in > >> > advance. > >> > >> This usually means that the configuration utility supplied by > >> the wireless interface card manufacturer is grabbing control > >> and disabling Windows' WZC. > >> > >> You can *usually* tell the offending utility to let Windows > >> manage the wireless interface. Failing that, look for said > >> utility being started up with Windows and disable it. > >> > > > > The manufacturer's config utility will typically have an entry in
the All Programs menu, as well as a tray icon - either will run the utility to enable you to set up connections etc. =?Utf-8?B?UnVzaA==?= <R***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in Show quoteHide quote news:04ED81F5-5FE8-4C18-B8BB-FE3429B0DB91@microsoft.com: > When you say "in the utility", are u referring to the device > manager? > > "Frazer Jolly Goodfellow" wrote: > >> Depends on the make, but probably in MSCONFIG. Also look for an >> option in the utility itself. >> >> =?Utf-8?B?UnVzaA==?= <R***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in >> news:57EF4686-01BA-4DA5-B06E-4FAA67EDED34@microsoft.com: >> >> > Thank you for your reply. How do I disable the nic utility? >> > is it a startup or services option in msconfig? >> > >> > "Frazer Jolly Goodfellow" wrote: >> > >> >> =?Utf-8?B?UnVzaA==?= <R***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote >> >> in news:0CD7A9D3-E22E-4243-BD6D-A51B0FE32A38@microsoft.com: >> >> >> >> > I have been looking through the posts about wireless zero, >> >> > and i'm sorry if this is a duplicate. Every time I boot, >> >> > I am having to manually turn on my wireless zero >> >> > configuration and then choose "Use Windows to configure my >> >> > wireless network settings" before I can have internet >> >> > access. Some posts have said to turn off the Wireless >> >> > Zero, and some have said to turn off my router's WLAN >> >> > utility or something to that effect. Since the Wireless >> >> > Zero is apparently off when I turn on my computer, I >> >> > suspect that I need to try to disable the other. Any >> >> > ideas how to do this? I appreciate it in advance. >> >> >> >> This usually means that the configuration utility supplied >> >> by the wireless interface card manufacturer is grabbing >> >> control and disabling Windows' WZC. >> >> >> >> You can *usually* tell the offending utility to let Windows >> >> manage the wireless interface. Failing that, look for said >> >> utility being started up with Windows and disable it. >> >> >> > >> >> > 
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