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June 15th, 2006 15:00

XP Wireless Utility problem - Zero Wireless Configuration

Hi,
 
Inspiron 1300
1370 Mini PCI Adapter
Vigor 2900W Router.
 
I prefer to use the Windows Wireless management rather than Dells, as it is standard over all my customers' wireless devices.
 
To this end I have, as normally, disabled the Dell item in msconfig to avoid confusion, since I have found it can cause the Windows utility not to work.  This has worked on several Dell Wireless laptops I have setup in the past.
 
However on this site, Laptop has been working with no problem, until the last few days.
 
When the Laptop is started up the zero wireless configuration service starts then stops - the event code is a standard one 7306 and I can find nothing about it on google groups of MS KB.  There are other references to WZC problems on this forum, but they are not the same as mine.
 
I have ensured the service is automatic and also set it to attempt to restart after a stop.
 
But to no avail, the connection drops after a short time after the WZC is restarted, and the connection drops.  The laptop is a few hundred miles away and I lose remote connection when this happens. cue much wailing and knashing of teeth!
 
So, any ideas?  I'm thinking of uninstalling the Dell Wireless software in case its still shutting down WZC, but being remote makes that fairly timeconsuming.
 
thanks in anticiaption.
 

June 15th, 2006 16:00

Hey richard,

                       Try doin this instead...go to all programs and then dell wireless and click on dell wireless lan utility and uncheck the option for "let this tool manage ur wireless settings" and then enable the wzc and it shld work fine and also i will send u a link for reinstalling the wzc..incase u still have issues***

 

Regards

Cancerian

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June 16th, 2006 09:00

>Try doin this instead...go to all programs and then dell wireless and click on dell
>wireless lan utility and uncheck the option for "let this tool manage ur wireless
>settings"

DOH! I thought I had got them to do this, but I guess they didn't Apply it!

Thanks alot for your help.

ttfn

Richard

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June 16th, 2006 12:00

Best to uninstall the Dell utility altogether.

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