missing Windows zero configuration service

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• Found that this problem was due to windows being disabled "Wireless Zero Configuration" service. Found this automatic setting and then by installing the software corrected the problem.

  How to get through this process of changing windows 'Wireless Zero Configuration' service is disabled.  Found this automatic setting and then by installing the software corrected the problem.

  Hi Joseph,.

  1 are you always face the question or the issue are already fixed?

  2 Windows operating system you are using?

  If you still experience the problem, you can follow this link completely and check if the problem persists.

  In the Windows wireless network connection problems

  You can also read the following article and check.

  How can I disable wireless configuration and enable Windows XP Wireless Auto Configuration services

• Why wireless zero configuration service automatically stop and I start it manually?

  Original title: wifi Poblem in xp

  In Windows Xp wireless zero configuration service automatically stops and I start it manually I want to know why this service stopped automatically help me solve this problem

  Hello

  1. Did you changes to the computer before the problem occurred?

  I suggest you to follow the steps below and check if it helps.

  Method 1:  How can I disable wireless configuration and enable Windows XP Wireless Auto Configuration services: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/968682

  Method 2:  Also I suggest that you install the updated drivers for the network adapter on the computer by visiting the manufacturer of the network adapter and verify that it works.

  How to manage devices in Windows XP: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/283658

  Hope this information is useful.

• Wireless zero configuration service has to be started manually

  Hello
  When I reboot my computer or turn it on after being turned off, my wireless
  zero configuration service has to be started manually by me every time. If I have
  do not start, my connection will not work. Even though I have set up the service
  to start automatically and then apply the change and then reboot, it still
  default values and no departures will support in the manual. Does anyone know how I could
  might cause, or could fix this problem?

  I appreciate your help.
  Salem

  Hello

  You use a Vista computer and is your ISP Internet BT by chance?

  If it is Vista, and especially if it is BT, download & install the following kb:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/933872/en-us

  If you don't have XP, you can try the following:

  Launch-online Run => type cmd and click OK to open the command prompt

  type the following command (make sure you include spaces exactly as they are here):

  type sc config = own wuauserv

  Press ENTER. - you should see the text "change config service success."

  then type:

  SC config bits type = own

  Press ENTER. - you should be the text "change service config success."

  See you soon

• When you try to connect to a wireless network I get this error: "If you want Windows to configure this connection, start the Wireless Zero Configuration service.

  original title: WiFi

  I want to connect to a wireless network on my laptop. When I go to the page of networks wirelss under the "choose a wireless network" it says "Windows cannot configure this wireless connection. If you want Windows to configure this connection, start the automatic Wireless Configuration service. My other laptop does not, and I don't know how to make the wireless network options appear. Any help is appreciated!

  Hi AshleyHenley,

  1. Did you the latest changes on the computer?
  2. When was the last time it was working fine?
  3. You have security software installed on the computer?

  See the article and run the Fixit tool available, check if it helps.

  Error message when you try to run the Network Setup Wizard update for Windows XP Service Pack 2, Service Pack 3, or Windows XP Tablet PC 2005 Edition wireless

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/871122

  How to troubleshoot wireless network connections in Windows XP Service Pack 2

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/870702

• Wireless Zero Configuration Service not installed

  original title: Wireless Zero transactional Service not installed

  My top of Office XP Sp3 Dell doesn't seem to have the Automatic Configuration Wireless installed under the heading 'Services '. How can I install?

  1. click on the Start button and then click Control Panel.
  2. If you are in category view, then click Network and Internet connections icon, then click the network connections. If you are in Classic view, double-click the network connections icon.
  3. in the window network connections, LAN or Internet high speed, select the icon to connect to the Local network. In the menu bar, click on file and select Properties, or simply right-click on the Local area connection icon and select properties from the context menu).
  4. in the Properties window of connection of LAN, on the general tab, click install.
  5. in the window select the component Type of the network under "The type of network component you want to install, click" click to select the icon of the Service, and then click the Add button.
  6. in the Select Network Service window, click on the diskette provided button, click the Browse button.
  7. in the window to locate file, navigate to the C:\Windows\Inf folder (this is a hidden folder). Click to select NETWZC. INF, and then click the Open button.
  8. in the window to install it from the disc, click on the OK button.
  9. in the window select the Service network, in the Network Service box, select Microsoft as the manufacturer, and then click Wireless Auto Configuration.
  10. click on the OK button.

• Wireless zero configuration service does not properly

  OK, here's what I did:

  1A started with a fresh install of windows xp pro sp3

  2 installed EDIMAX usb wireless adapter

  3 downloaded all the critical updates available for the operating system

  4 installed several other pieces of hardware, microsoft office, Photoshop, Avast antivirus, etc..

  At different points along the way, the restore points were made.

  Everything was hunky dory until the very last point to install a HP printer....

  On his return from a restart of the system, cannot connect wireless adapter.

  The window that lists the wireless connections available indicates that windows cannot configure the connections because some other wireless software apparently resumed its function.

  He said that if I wanted to have windows set it up for me, I could restart it from services.msc.  When I arrived, I found the wireless configuration service was set to automatic, however she didn't start.

  I then resumed, after started what it remained only for the rest of the session.  When the computer has been restarted, he returned to the same State as before.

  I then tried all available system restore points, which could NOT be restored.

  I tried to uninstall the faulty printer drivers and software, which also did not fix the problem.

  In desperation, tried a Microsoft Fixit applet which is supposed to be a disable half dozen services known to cause this problem, but as far as I could tell, they have never been installed on this machine.

  Does anyone have any other suggestions as to how I can resstore this system to work properly?

  Number 1 (WPS2.0 HW PBC Service) is a service of Edimax associated your Edimax wifi card

  Number 2 (Wired AutoConfig) is the built-in Windows service that is used with your wired (Ethernet) network card.  She appeared in XP service pack 3.

  Number 3 (Wireless Zero Configuration)
  is the integrated service of Windows that configures your wireless adapter.  You can have only one service running to configure your wireless network card: is WZC or Edimax service.

  "WPS" stands for "WiFi Protected Setup" and "PBC" is the term of Edimax for "Press the Configuration button."  These two relate to a method of security configuration of wireless networks that has been designed to allow 'users at home who know little of wireless security and may be intimidated by the available security options' to set the security on their wireless networks.  Unfortunately, WPS has found to have security holes (click the link to the Wikipedia article for more details).

  In any case you don't need number 1, especially once your network has been configured with appropriate encryption.  As to why install a HP printer might have caused the problem, I can only speculate: is your printer a wireless printer?  If so, he may very well have included the version of HP of WPS... who have somehow damaged the Edimax installation.

• Have a "Wireless Zero Configuration" service services means that I have a wireless adapter?

  Hi, this is my first question in the Microsoft forum,
  I'm trying to connect to my old computer which I have not used for 6 years to the internet but I'm not a great success. I think that my pc is not a wireless adapter. But in services, I have a service called 'Wireless Zero Configuration'. This means I have a wireless adapter or even the pc without card wirless they such race of service?
  PS - I am running XP

  No, this service is installed on all computers, wireless or not.

• Wireless networks Windows Zero configuration is not available

  I have a Thinkpad under XP Pro SP3.

  Recently, I installed a wireless router and tried to connect the Thinkpad wireless, but the success of withoutr.

  I activated the Automatic Configuration Service and the ball of the taskbar says there are available wireless networks, but when I click on the ball, the windows box opens but says that there are no available networks.

  If I click on the option of networks to find, he returned after several seconds, only confirming that no network available.

  My cable connection is fine. Can I use other laptops wireless without any problem.

  Hi Tony24,

  1. You have security software installed on the computer?
  2. What is the number and model of the wireless router?

  Method 1

  Refer to the article below and run the fixit tool available, check if it helps.

  Error message when you try to run the Network Setup Wizard update for Windows XP Service Pack 2, Service Pack 3, or Windows XP Tablet PC 2005 Edition wireless

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/871122

  Method 2

  Check out the articles below and try the steps mentioned, check if it helps.

  In Windows network connection issues

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/313242

  How to troubleshoot wireless network connections in Windows XP Service Pack 2

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/870702

• SELECT ENVY 15 t-J100: missing Windows after HP service activation serial number

  I got my laptop Hp service a few months back, when it was returned I had my Windows has been formatted on and a new operating system has been installed not a big problem so far.

  I tried to update my windows with recovery but he invited me for a serial number, it never asked before I never new my activation serial number how can I get my serial number original back so that I can intall my OS

  Thanks in advance

  Hi @kuya ,

  I brought your question to the attention of a team within HP. They are likely to ask for information from you to get your information or product serial number. Please search for a private message from a contact HP identified. Also, remember not to publicly display (numbers series and information).

  If you are unfamiliar with the operation of the function of the Forum, private messages you can learn about this here.

  Kind regards
  George

• DV7-6b75nr: Intel PROSet/Wireless Zero Configuration Service. Stopped working

  In the last days, I started to see this error in the Action Center reliability monitor. If I check "msconfig" / Services tab, in my view, it is running and a tick the box on the left. A reboot does not see a new entry in the monitor. It seems to occur only on the first boot of the day.  Quick Compand "sfc" files are good. I am attaching a capture details

  Waiting for an answer... Thank you

  

  Hi @Stu2009 ,

  Thank you for visiting the HP Forums! A place where you can find solutions for your problems, with the help of the community!

  I stumbled upon your post on the laptop and wanted to help you! I looked into your question your and the

  Intel PROSet/Wireless WiFi software works not properly on your laptop. Here is a link to Microsoft for help with the operating system of questions.

  If this is not enough, you can try in Device Manager, uninstall the Intel PRO/Wireless Network Connect, network adapters, right-click on the Intel PRO/Wireless adapter & select uninstall. Then in Add/Remove programs in the control panel select the Intel PROSet/Wireless WiFi software. Reboot the laptop.

  Here is a link to reinstall the Intel PROSet/Wireless WiFi software as it says this error could be in the software, not the laptop.

  I hope this helps.

  Thank you.

• Can't set up wireless 'Wireless Zero Configuration is missing'

  Original title: Missing Wireless Zero Configuration

  I use Windows XP service pack 3. I used to use an ethernet cable to connect to the internet. I have just bought a wireless adapter and can't make it work. The error that says:-Question WZC failed! I don't seem to have the file on my PC Wireless Auto Configuration. Any ideas how to get it please? Thank you

  Hello

  Try the following and see if it helps.

  Method 1:

  Check if the Wireless Auto-Configuration service is enabled.

  a. Click Start, type services.msc, press on enter and then click Services.
  b. double-click the automatic Wireless Configuration service.
  c. Click Start to start the service.
  d. click on the general tab, verify that the service has not been disabled in the Startup Type box. If Yes, click Automatic to have it start when you start the computer.

  Method 2:

  a. click the Start button and then click Control Panel.
  b. If you are in category view, then click on the connection icon network and Internet, and then on the network connections icon. If you are in Classic view, double-click the network connections icon.
  (c) in the network, LAN or Internet Connections window high speed, select the icon to connect to the Local network. In the menu bar, click on file and select Properties, or simply right-click on the Local area connection icon and select properties from the context menu).
  d. in the Properties window of connection of LAN, on the general tab, click install.
  e. in the window select the component Type of the network under "The type of network component you want to install, click" click to select the icon of the Service, and then click the Add button.
  f. in the Select Network Service window, click on the diskette provided button, click the Browse button.
  g. in the window locate file, navigate to C:\Windows\Inf folder (this is a hidden folder). Click to select NETWZC. INF, and then click the Open button.
  h. in the window to install it from the disc, click on the OK button.
  i. in the window select Network Service, in the Network Service box, select Microsoft as the manufacturer, and then click Wireless Auto Configuration.
  j. click on the OK button.

  Method 3:

  How to troubleshoot wireless network connections in Windows XP Service Pack 2: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/870702

  More information see also:

  To set up automatic wireless network configuration: http://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/windows/xp/all/proddocs/en-us/wlan_client_configure.mspx?mfr=true

  Wireless Zero Configuration Reference: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/ms706593(v=vs.85).aspx

• "Windows cannot configure this wireless connection".

  I (birthday gift) a laptop Dell Inspiron 1011 with Windows XP Home Edition.  It has a "Dell Wireless 1397 WLAN Mini Card".  It works wirelessly at home but when far and try using WiFi access points, if I am looking for available networks, it comes up with "Windows cannot configure this wireless connection".  (She also comes up with this message at home if I search for the network, but works OK on everything that I established House).  I searched online and found a "fix" of Microsoft, but when I tried to use a time warning that "this type of file can harm my computer" so I gave up.

  Another area, I looked explained that the software other than Windows ensured control WiFi and it was not recommended to disable it.  (No doubt, it was the Dell software?)

  I'm very PC not literate and would appreciate any help very simple!

  Hi sligo123

  You can find this a bit confusing link.  I suggest that you enable the automatic configuration service (service Windows uses to control the wireless, rather than the Dell software).  Heres how:

  1. click on start, then run

  2. in the box, type C:/Windows\system32\services.msc/s

  3. click on OK

  4. in the window that appears, you should have a full range of services, scroll down until you find Windows Zero Configuration - double click on it

  5. in the box, make sure that the automatic option is selected in the drop-down list box.  Then click on the Start button.

  Try and then try to connect to the wireless network (you may have to connect to your home network)

  If this does not help, please post back here and we can try something else.

  Kind regards

  Daniel

  Profession: IT Administator for a small UK company | Level of Expertise: intermediate (self-taught)

• How do I set up windows zero activae

  How can you get the windows zero configuration activity. I have install usb d-link and now the wireless card intel does not work and the error that says I need to activate windows zero configuration

  thanx dale

  Go to: Control Panel, tools, Services, administration, scroll down to Wireless Zero Configuration, and double-click to view the page, and then click Start. You can also click once, and then choose start in the upper left corner of th.

• I can't connect to my router and my system XP Pro/SP3 has NOT installed the automatic Wireless Configuration service. How can I get that re-installed?

  I have the latest driver for my Linksys WPC54GS PCMCIA card. The Linksys software does not support WPA security, which supports my rout (and I do not want to use WEP).  The zero wireless Configurator, this is what I need, but the service is not installed on my Windows XP Pro w / SP3 System.

  Hello

  You need not be. I posted a link to google cache, so keep scrolling down, the answers are displayed below. It contains details on the manual creation of the registry key for the zero configuration service.

  You can also export to a working system.

  See you soon.