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by imcara Accepted solution
by older mycroft Accepted solution
When you were with BT, you would have had a BT icon on the desktop that you'd click on when you wanted to invoke an online connection?
I'm assuming you now have one of these for SKY.
Did you uninstall the BT system before installing the one for SKY?
Having installed the one for SKY ~then deciding to allow Windows to have free reign via WZC~ did you adjust the SKY settings before doing this?
Somewhere in your system, you've got TWO identical processes each competing for supremacy - with neither of them winning, thus your wireless is crashing. ;)
[b][u]**Edited to point out:[/b][/u]
Actually it doesn't matter where you get your internet connection from (whichever Company - it makes no difference), you [b]DO NOT NEED[/b] the proprietary software that they give you. You just need a computer and an internet connection.
If you are going to utilise Windows Wireless Zero Configuration [u]properly[/u], you ought to uninstall ALL the bells and whistles from whichever internet company you are with.
Then - just open your browser of preference and go! :)
by manxann Accepted solution
by seanferd Accepted solution
Go to the Services control panel and make sure WZC is set to start automatically.
Again, don't use any other ISP or card software that would compete with WZC.
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