"glyn012003 via WindowsKB.com" wrote:

> Can anybody help with a wireless annoyance?! I have just set up a Belkin
> Wireless High Speed Mode USB Adapter (F5D7051) with an AOL-supplied NetGear
> router to set up a wireless network on an Hewlett Packard desktop for my
> father. [Took ages for one thing - nothing ran as per the instructions for
> either kit!].
>
> The problem: wew are working wirelessly, but the 'Wiresless Zero
> Configuration' won't start automatically - I have to go into 'Start', 'Run',
> 'services msc' - and start it manually everytime the PC is switched on.
> Everything is set to automatic as far as I can see. AOL say it's Belkin's
> problem, Belkin say it's HPs probelm. Any clues would be much appreciated!
>
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"glyn012003 via WindowsKB.com" wrote:

> The driver will be the one supplied with the device on the CD - not sure on
> how old? The whole set up has been a nightmare, with the installations and
> configurations not going as described and needing support from both Belkin
> and AOL!
>
> jmwills wrote:
> >How current is your driver for this device?
> >> Can anybody help with a wireless annoyance?! I have just set up a Belkin
> >> Wireless High Speed Mode USB Adapter (F5D7051) with an AOL-supplied NetGear
> >[quoted text clipped - 7 lines]
> >> Everything is set to automatic as far as I can see. AOL say it's Belkin's
> >> problem, Belkin say it's HPs probelm. Any clues would be much appreciated!
>
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>

>Are you also using a program that came with the card?  If so, uninstall it
>and let Windows manage the connection.  That third party program may be set
>to shut down WZC.
>> The driver will be the one supplied with the device on the CD - not sure on
>> how old? The whole set up has been a nightmare, with the installations and
>[quoted text clipped - 7 lines]
>> >> Everything is set to automatic as far as I can see. AOL say it's Belkin's
>> >> problem, Belkin say it's HPs probelm. Any clues would be much appreciated!

"glyn012003 via WindowsKB.com" wrote:

> Thank you. Is this easy to check and then arrange for Windows to manage it?
> Sorry if that sounds a dim question.
>
> jmwills wrote:
> >Are you also using a program that came with the card?  If so, uninstall it
> >and let Windows manage the connection.  That third party program may be set
> >to shut down WZC.
> >> The driver will be the one supplied with the device on the CD - not sure on
> >> how old? The whole set up has been a nightmare, with the installations and
> >[quoted text clipped - 7 lines]
> >> >> Everything is set to automatic as far as I can see. AOL say it's Belkin's
> >> >> problem, Belkin say it's HPs probelm. Any clues would be much appreciated!
>
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>

>Simple.  Since you don;t install the other program , WZC has to take over and
>run the connection.
>> Thank you. Is this easy to check and then arrange for Windows to manage it?
>> Sorry if that sounds a dim question.
>[quoted text clipped - 7 lines]
>> >> >> Everything is set to automatic as far as I can see. AOL say it's Belkin's
>> >> >> problem, Belkin say it's HPs probelm. Any clues would be much appreciated!

"glyn012003 via WindowsKB.com" wrote:

> Thank you - I'll try this as soon as I can!
>
> jmwills wrote:
> >Simple.  Since you don;t install the other program , WZC has to take over and
> >run the connection.
> >> Thank you. Is this easy to check and then arrange for Windows to manage it?
> >> Sorry if that sounds a dim question.
> >[quoted text clipped - 7 lines]
> >> >> >> Everything is set to automatic as far as I can see. AOL say it's Belkin's
> >> >> >> problem, Belkin say it's HPs probelm. Any clues would be much appreciated!
>
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