Windows XP wireless network

Automatic Configuration of Windows service stops after every awakening upward. It is configured to run automatically.

Hello

Are you sure it is the closing service?

What you describe is usually a problem of Power Saving of network card.

That is, disable the wireless card power saving setting.

If WZC by itself, then it could be that whenever when you restart there is also wireless utility from the seller that stop WZC.

Check and disable any Manager without extra wire.

See here, regarding the WZC http://www.ezlan.net/wzc.html configuration

Jack - Microsoft MVP, Windows networking. WWW.EZLAN.NET

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