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From: jonmarcr on 22 Jul 2005 03:59 Setting up a new wireless networking card; I get to the point where I right click the connection in order to configure the SSID WEP key etc and that tab is missing. (The one you have to check to allow windows to configure the wireles connection).How can I get it back? I refreshed my windows update including (finally) installing serive pack 2 but that did not cure the problem. Thanks -- jon
From: JoeT on 22 Jul 2005 05:16 "jonmarcr" <jonmarcr(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:3F5705B3-5B27-4B97-9D03-551D50A384DA(a)microsoft.com... > Setting up a new wireless networking card; I get to the point where I > right > click the connection in order to configure the SSID WEP key etc and that > tab > is missing. (The one you have to check to allow windows to configure the > wireles connection).How can I get it back? I refreshed my windows update > including (finally) installing serive pack 2 but that did not cure the > problem. > Thanks > -- > jon You probably have to decide you want to use WZC instead of any included utility to config/run the new card, more often that not WZC is incompatible with them. To enable WZC Control panel administrative tools services wireless zero configuration startup type : automatic service status: start rebstart windows, you may have to reboot to get it to autostart and stick
From: jonmarcr on 22 Jul 2005 05:40 Thanks! I've just looked at the admin services tab and there is no windows zero configuration service - is there an acronym? -- jon "JoeT" wrote: > > "jonmarcr" <jonmarcr(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:3F5705B3-5B27-4B97-9D03-551D50A384DA(a)microsoft.com... > > Setting up a new wireless networking card; I get to the point where I > > right > > click the connection in order to configure the SSID WEP key etc and that > > tab > > is missing. (The one you have to check to allow windows to configure the > > wireles connection).How can I get it back? I refreshed my windows update > > including (finally) installing serive pack 2 but that did not cure the > > problem. > > Thanks > > -- > > jon > > You probably have to decide you want to use WZC instead of any included > utility to config/run the new card, more often that not WZC is incompatible > with them. > > To enable WZC > > Control panel > administrative tools > services > wireless zero configuration > startup type : automatic > service status: start > > rebstart windows, you may have to reboot to get it to autostart and stick > > > > > > >
From: jonmarcr on 22 Jul 2005 06:23 correction I meant wireless zero configuration -- jon "jonmarcr" wrote: > Thanks! > > I've just looked at the admin services tab and there is no windows zero > configuration service - is there an acronym? > > -- > jon > > > "JoeT" wrote: > > > > > "jonmarcr" <jonmarcr(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > > news:3F5705B3-5B27-4B97-9D03-551D50A384DA(a)microsoft.com... > > > Setting up a new wireless networking card; I get to the point where I > > > right > > > click the connection in order to configure the SSID WEP key etc and that > > > tab > > > is missing. (The one you have to check to allow windows to configure the > > > wireles connection).How can I get it back? I refreshed my windows update > > > including (finally) installing serive pack 2 but that did not cure the > > > problem. > > > Thanks > > > -- > > > jon > > > > You probably have to decide you want to use WZC instead of any included > > utility to config/run the new card, more often that not WZC is incompatible > > with them. > > > > To enable WZC > > > > Control panel > > administrative tools > > services > > wireless zero configuration > > startup type : automatic > > service status: start > > > > rebstart windows, you may have to reboot to get it to autostart and stick > > > > > > > > > > > > > >
From: Clark on 22 Jul 2005 09:20
Do you have the connection Enabled? Clark "jonmarcr" <jonmarcr(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:3F5705B3-5B27-4B97-9D03-551D50A384DA(a)microsoft.com... > Setting up a new wireless networking card; I get to the point where I > right > click the connection in order to configure the SSID WEP key etc and that > tab > is missing. (The one you have to check to allow windows to configure the > wireles connection).How can I get it back? I refreshed my windows update > including (finally) installing serive pack 2 but that did not cure the > problem. > Thanks > -- > jon |