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How do you stop WZC service from being disabled?

Asked by zbox in 802.11 Wireless Access Points, Wireless Local Area Network, Windows XP Operating System

Tags: WZC, wireless, zero, configuration, windows xp pro, services, client

Hi.

My problem is that the WZC (Wireless Zero-Configuration) always disables after computer is shutdown or rebooted.

1. I keep having to go into services and re-enable it so that Windows will configure my network. I've looked for the settings in any software that may be overpowering the setting but can not find.

2. I'm using a Fujitsu T4210 LifeBook. I have a wireless access point that requires specific client software, called AirFortress Client, in order for it to authenticate to the network. The wireless card is an Atheros AR5006EXS Wireless Network Adapter.

The wireless network SSID is hidden and you have to configure it first before it will appear while viewing available networks. So I create the wireless network. No problem. Then I see it and I connect. It works wonderfully until I shutdown or reboot.

3. When I turn my PC back on and log back in, the wireless will not be working and the message in the available wireless networks window is "Wireless cannot configure this wireless connection, if you want windows to configure it then start the WZC service."

Conclusion:

I need help either finding out what is taking priority over the WZC service or maybe there is a way to lock the WZC service so that it can not be changed (like in the registry).

Thanks for your input.
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Zones: 802.11 Wireless Access Points, Wireless Local Area Network, Windows XP Operating System
Tags: WZC, wireless, zero, configuration, windows xp pro, services, client
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