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Trooper2

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June 13th, 2006 22:00

Wireless Zero Configuration stops after reboot.

I have been pulling my hair out on this one.  I have a Dell laptop with the intel Pro wireless 100 built in.  It also uses the installed Intel software to configure the connection.  I have tried configuring the connection with this utility and just using the Windows Wireless configuration manager in the Network settings.  I start the service by going to services.msc and then connect just fine.  When it reboots the Wireless Zero Configuration will stop.  I have to go back in to the services to turn it back on.   I have tried everything that I know of to correct this.  Why is this happening?

askmike

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June 14th, 2006 00:00

theres another utility thats taking over wireless internet. its either the dell wlan wireless utility or the intel proset thats taking over during every restart. (its there in the startup screen of msconfig if you know about it). you can either remove it from the startup. or you can right click on the wireless icon in the system tray and choose "use windows to manage wifi". uninstalling the non-windows wireless utility could be considered.

cancerianlove

40 Posts

June 14th, 2006 14:00

Hey,

                 Since its an intel pro wireless card.go into All programs thru start and click on intel pro wireless and then you get intel proset wireless,click on it and then under that you can find file,tools,profiles and help.click on tools and click on "use windows(microsoft) for wifi ,f10" and then click on ok or yes and click on close. and then use windows configuration and check for connection and also try after restartin the system and check. repy back for any concerns.

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