Guest Will Pittenger Posted June 19, 2008 Posted June 19, 2008 I don't know why. But when it does, it takes me a while to figure out that's what happened, restart it, and reconect to the network. Today when it happened, I had to reboot. The service restarted just fine. But I still couldn't connect to the network. ----- will 68 at mtco dot com will dot pittenger1 at gmail dot com (use this address for large signatures)
Guest Will Pittenger Posted June 20, 2008 Posted June 20, 2008 Re: Wireless Zero Config service keeps stopping Why didn't I get a response? ----- will 68 at mtco dot com will dot pittenger1 at gmail dot com (use this address for large signatures) Will Pittenger wrote: > I don't know why. But when it does, it takes me a while to figure out > that's what happened, restart it, and reconect to the network. Today > when it happened, I had to reboot. The service restarted just fine. But > I still couldn't connect to the network. > ----- > will 68 at mtco dot com > will dot pittenger1 at gmail dot com (use this address for large > signatures)
Guest Elmo Posted June 20, 2008 Posted June 20, 2008 Re: Wireless Zero Config service keeps stopping Will Pittenger wrote: > Why didn't I get a response? > ----- > will 68 at mtco dot com > will dot pittenger1 at gmail dot com (use this address for large > signatures) > > Will Pittenger wrote: >> I don't know why. But when it does, it takes me a while to figure out >> that's what happened, restart it, and reconect to the network. Today >> when it happened, I had to reboot. The service restarted just fine. >> But I still couldn't connect to the network. >> ----- >> will 68 at mtco dot com >> will dot pittenger1 at gmail dot com (use this address for large >> signatures) Maybe this will help: http://support.microsoft.com/KB/871122 -- Joe =o)
Guest Will Pittenger Posted June 20, 2008 Posted June 20, 2008 Re: Wireless Zero Config service keeps stopping Not really. I get no error messages at all other than View Available Networks complaining that the service isn't running. Linksys did install its own manager, but I disabled it. ----- will 68 at mtco dot com will dot pittenger1 at gmail dot com (use this address for large signatures) Elmo wrote: > Will Pittenger wrote: >> Why didn't I get a response? >> ----- >> will 68 at mtco dot com >> will dot pittenger1 at gmail dot com (use this address for large >> signatures) >> >> Will Pittenger wrote: >>> I don't know why. But when it does, it takes me a while to figure out >>> that's what happened, restart it, and reconnect to the network. Today >>> when it happened, I had to reboot. The service restarted just fine. >>> But I still couldn't connect to the network. >>> ----- >>> will 68 at mtco dot com >>> will dot pittenger1 at gmail dot com (use this address for large >>> signatures) > > Maybe this will help: > > http://support.microsoft.com/KB/871122 >
Guest smlunatick Posted June 20, 2008 Posted June 20, 2008 Re: Wireless Zero Config service keeps stopping On Jun 20, 1:34 pm, Will Pittenger <see.my....@nospam.neveranyspam.com> wrote: > Not really. I get no error messages at all other than View Available > Networks complaining that the service isn't running. Linksys did > install its own manager, but I disabled it. > ----- > will 68 at mtco dot com > will dot pittenger1 at gmail dot com (use this address for large signatures) > > Elmo wrote: > > Will Pittenger wrote: > >> Why didn't I get a response? > >> ----- > >> will 68 at mtco dot com > >> will dot pittenger1 at gmail dot com (use this address for large > >> signatures) > > >> Will Pittenger wrote: > >>> I don't know why. But when it does, it takes me a while to figure out > >>> that's what happened, restart it, and reconnect to the network. Today > >>> when it happened, I had to reboot. The service restarted just fine.. > >>> But I still couldn't connect to the network. > >>> ----- > >>> will 68 at mtco dot com > >>> will dot pittenger1 at gmail dot com (use this address for large > >>> signatures) > > > Maybe this will help: > > >http://support.microsoft.com/KB/871122 I know for certain that is other WLAN adapter manufacturer's wireless network configuration manager software do get a shortcut installed into the "Startup" folder. Once these softwares start up, the WZC service gets turned off, even though the service is set to automatically start. You may need ti set the Linksys Management console service to "manual" and re-start WZC service.
Guest Will Pittenger Posted June 20, 2008 Posted June 20, 2008 Re: Wireless Zero Config service keeps stopping There isn't a service listed under Linksys. ----- will 68 at mtco dot com will dot pittenger1 at gmail dot com (use this address for large signatures) smlunatick wrote: > On Jun 20, 1:34 pm, Will Pittenger > <see.my....@nospam.neveranyspam.com> wrote: >> Not really. I get no error messages at all other than View Available >> Networks complaining that the service isn't running. Linksys did >> install its own manager, but I disabled it. >> ----- >> will 68 at mtco dot com >> will dot pittenger1 at gmail dot com (use this address for large signatures) >> >> Elmo wrote: >>> Will Pittenger wrote: >>>> Why didn't I get a response? >>>> ----- >>>> will 68 at mtco dot com >>>> will dot pittenger1 at gmail dot com (use this address for large >>>> signatures) >>>> Will Pittenger wrote: >>>>> I don't know why. But when it does, it takes me a while to figure out >>>>> that's what happened, restart it, and reconnect to the network. Today >>>>> when it happened, I had to reboot. The service restarted just fine. >>>>> But I still couldn't connect to the network. >>>>> ----- >>>>> will 68 at mtco dot com >>>>> will dot pittenger1 at gmail dot com (use this address for large >>>>> signatures) >>> Maybe this will help: >>> http://support.microsoft.com/KB/871122 > > I know for certain that is other WLAN adapter manufacturer's wireless > network configuration manager software do get a shortcut installed > into the "Startup" folder. Once these softwares start up, the WZC > service gets turned off, even though the service is set to > automatically start. > > You may need ti set the Linksys Management console service to "manual" > and re-start WZC service.
Guest Etal Posted June 22, 2008 Posted June 22, 2008 Re: Wireless Zero Config service keeps stopping Will Pittenger wrote: > Not really. I get no error messages at all other than View Available > Networks complaining that the service isn't running. Linksys did > install its own manager, but I disabled it. Just a thought since the generica is not working for you ... Why not do it the way it is intended by the Hardware manufacturer? /Id est/ to use their supplied software specially crafted for that hardware for use under that OS-version, (and instead disable the generic WZC that is bundled with the OS)? > > Elmo wrote: > >> Will Pittenger wrote: >> >>> Why didn't I get a response? >>> >>> Will Pittenger wrote: >>> >>>> I don't know why. But when it does, it takes me a while to figure out >>>> that's what happened, restart it, and reconnect to the network. Today >>>> when it happened, I had to reboot. The service restarted just fine. >>>> But I still couldn't connect to the network. >> >> Maybe this will help: >> >> http://support.microsoft.com/KB/871122 >> -- "When he died i was hoping that it wasn't contagious, but i made up my mind that i had to go on." Please followup in the newsgroup. E-mail address is invalid due to spam-control.
Guest smlunatick Posted June 23, 2008 Posted June 23, 2008 Re: Wireless Zero Config service keeps stopping On Jun 20, 7:27 pm, Will Pittenger <see.my....@nospam.neveranyspam.com> wrote: > There isn't a service listed under Linksys. > ----- > will 68 at mtco dot com > will dot pittenger1 at gmail dot com (use this address for large signatures) > > smlunatick wrote: > > On Jun 20, 1:34 pm, Will Pittenger > > <see.my....@nospam.neveranyspam.com> wrote: > >> Not really. I get no error messages at all other than View Available > >> Networks complaining that the service isn't running. Linksys did > >> install its own manager, but I disabled it. > >> ----- > >> will 68 at mtco dot com > >> will dot pittenger1 at gmail dot com (use this address for large signatures) > > >> Elmo wrote: > >>> Will Pittenger wrote: > >>>> Why didn't I get a response? > >>>> ----- > >>>> will 68 at mtco dot com > >>>> will dot pittenger1 at gmail dot com (use this address for large > >>>> signatures) > >>>> Will Pittenger wrote: > >>>>> I don't know why. But when it does, it takes me a while to figure out > >>>>> that's what happened, restart it, and reconnect to the network. Today > >>>>> when it happened, I had to reboot. The service restarted just fine. > >>>>> But I still couldn't connect to the network. > >>>>> ----- > >>>>> will 68 at mtco dot com > >>>>> will dot pittenger1 at gmail dot com (use this address for large > >>>>> signatures) > >>> Maybe this will help: > >>>http://support.microsoft.com/KB/871122 > > > I know for certain that is other WLAN adapter manufacturer's wireless > > network configuration manager software do get a shortcut installed > > into the "Startup" folder. Once these softwares start up, the WZC > > service gets turned off, even though the service is set to > > automatically start. > > > You may need ti set the Linksys Management console service to "manual" > > and re-start WZC service. I have a Linksys USB wireless adapter and it installs the following service: "C:\Program Files\Linksys\WUSB300N\WLService.exe" "WUSB300N.exe" Not sure if it is the same across the entire line of wireless adapters.
Guest Will Pittenger Posted June 24, 2008 Posted June 24, 2008 Re: Wireless Zero Config service keeps stopping Because Linksys's software can't repair a connection. The Windows system can attempt that. ----- will 68 at mtco dot com will dot pittenger1 at gmail dot com (use this address for large signatures) Etal wrote: > Will Pittenger wrote: > >> Not really. I get no error messages at all other than View Available >> Networks complaining that the service isn't running. Linksys did >> install its own manager, but I disabled it. > > Just a thought since the generica is not working for you ... > Why not do it the way it is intended by the Hardware manufacturer? /Id > est/ to use their supplied software specially crafted for that hardware > for use under that OS-version, (and instead disable the generic WZC that > is bundled with the OS)? > > >> >> Elmo wrote: >> >>> Will Pittenger wrote: >>> >>>> Why didn't I get a response? >>>> >>>> Will Pittenger wrote: >>>> >>>>> I don't know why. But when it does, it takes me a while to figure out >>>>> that's what happened, restart it, and reconnect to the network. Today >>>>> when it happened, I had to reboot. The service restarted just fine. >>>>> But I still couldn't connect to the network. >>> >>> Maybe this will help: >>> >>> http://support.microsoft.com/KB/871122 >>> >
Guest Will Pittenger Posted June 24, 2008 Posted June 24, 2008 Re: Wireless Zero Config service keeps stopping But where is it listed in the Windows Services Snap-in? That would be the only way to control a true service. ----- will 68 at mtco dot com will dot pittenger1 at gmail dot com (use this address for large signatures) smlunatick wrote: > On Jun 20, 7:27 pm, Will Pittenger > <see.my....@nospam.neveranyspam.com> wrote: >> There isn't a service listed under Linksys. >> ----- >> will 68 at mtco dot com >> will dot pittenger1 at gmail dot com (use this address for large signatures) >> >> smlunatick wrote: >>> On Jun 20, 1:34 pm, Will Pittenger >>> <see.my....@nospam.neveranyspam.com> wrote: >>>> Not really. I get no error messages at all other than View Available >>>> Networks complaining that the service isn't running. Linksys did >>>> install its own manager, but I disabled it. >>>> ----- >>>> will 68 at mtco dot com >>>> will dot pittenger1 at gmail dot com (use this address for large signatures) >>>> Elmo wrote: >>>>> Will Pittenger wrote: >>>>>> Why didn't I get a response? >>>>>> ----- >>>>>> will 68 at mtco dot com >>>>>> will dot pittenger1 at gmail dot com (use this address for large >>>>>> signatures) >>>>>> Will Pittenger wrote: >>>>>>> I don't know why. But when it does, it takes me a while to figure out >>>>>>> that's what happened, restart it, and reconnect to the network. Today >>>>>>> when it happened, I had to reboot. The service restarted just fine. >>>>>>> But I still couldn't connect to the network. >>>>>>> ----- >>>>>>> will 68 at mtco dot com >>>>>>> will dot pittenger1 at gmail dot com (use this address for large >>>>>>> signatures) >>>>> Maybe this will help: >>>>> http://support.microsoft.com/KB/871122 >>> I know for certain that is other WLAN adapter manufacturer's wireless >>> network configuration manager software do get a shortcut installed >>> into the "Startup" folder. Once these softwares start up, the WZC >>> service gets turned off, even though the service is set to >>> automatically start. >>> You may need ti set the Linksys Management console service to "manual" >>> and re-start WZC service. > > I have a Linksys USB wireless adapter and it installs the following > service: > > "C:\Program Files\Linksys\WUSB300N\WLService.exe" "WUSB300N.exe" > > Not sure if it is the same across the entire line of wireless adapters.
Guest Etal Posted June 25, 2008 Posted June 25, 2008 Re: Wireless Zero Config service keeps stopping Will Pittenger wrote: > Because Linksys's software can't repair a connection. The Windows > system can attempt that. > Oh, ok. So if you can fix the stopping problem, ms WZC tools have one up on the Linksys counterparts. I's just curious and wondered since i have only used D-Links wireless cards and the ANIWZCS (Alpha Networks Inc. Windows Zero Configuration Service) they use have worked fine for me so i've used that instead of the ms one. > Etal wrote: >> Will Pittenger wrote: >> >>> Not really. I get no error messages at all other than View Available >>> Networks complaining that the service isn't running. Linksys did >>> install its own manager, but I disabled it. >> >> Just a thought since the generica is not working for you ... >> Why not do it the way it is intended by the Hardware manufacturer? /Id >> est/ to use their supplied software specially crafted for that >> hardware for use under that OS-version, (and instead disable the >> generic WZC that is bundled with the OS)? >> -- Nah-ah. I'm staying out of this. ... Now, here's my opinion. Please followup in the newsgroup. E-mail address is invalid due to spam-control.
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