Wireless Troubleshooting

How can i set up windows to manage my wireless network connections when i have belkin software installed?

Hi all, I have a Belkin Wireless G 125HSM router and am using a Belkin Wireless G USB Network Adaptor to connect to my router. Currently i am using the Belkin Wireless Monitor software that came with my USB network adaptor to manage my internet connection however i would like to use the windows Wireless Network Manager to do this. When i try to view any wireless connections using the windows wireless network manager i get a message telling me that Windows Zero Configuration (WZC) must be enabled to use the facility. Does anyone have any information on configuring WZC and setting up my pc to enable me to use windows to manage my wireless connections? Thanks in advance for any answers provided! Hi all,I have a Belkin Wireless G 125HSM router and am using a Belkin Wireless G USB Network Adaptor to connect to my router. Currently i am using the Belkin Wireless Monitor software that came with my USB network adaptor to manage my internet connection however i would like to use the windows Wireless Network Manager to do this. When i try to view any wireless connections using the windows wireless network manager i get a message telling me that Windows Zero Configuration (WZC) must be enabled to use the facility.Does anyone have any information on configuring WZC and setting up my pc to enable me to use windows to manage my wireless connections?Thanks in advance for any answers provided! ******************* Have tried a few of your answers. 1) Tried just installing just the drivers. However the setup doesnt give you this option so you are forced to install the software too. 2) tried the run thing that jmois suggested but seems to be an error in the address Hi all,I have a Belkin Wireless G 125HSM router and am using a Belkin Wireless G USB Network Adaptor to connect to my router. Currently i am using the Belkin Wireless Monitor software that came with my USB network adaptor to manage my internet connection however i would like to use the windows Wireless Network Manager to do this. When i try to view any wireless connections using the windows wireless network manager i get a message telling me that Windows Zero Configuration (WZC) must be enabled to use the facility.Does anyone have any information on configuring WZC and setting up my pc to enable me to use windows to manage my wireless connections?Thanks in advance for any answers provided! ******************* Have tried a few of your answers. 1) Tried just installing just the drivers. However the setup doesnt give you this option so you are forced to install the software too. 2) tried the run thing that jmois suggested but seems to be an error in the address

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1. Uninstall the belkin software but not the drivers. Then when the software is uninstalled, windows will take over wireless management.
2. when i done it i wet in to network connections,set up a new network,select connection ,should prompt for software,insert cd install it once it's installed to connect you device you have to enter a wep key,this is usually found on the wireless modem,it's easier than it sounds as long as you are running windows xp,hope this helps good luck
3. You just need to reconfigure WZC to manage your wireless adapter. Just go to Control Panel | Wireless Connections and find your wireless network adapter. Right click on it and select properties. There should be three tabs on the properties screen - General, Wireless Connection, and Advanced. Select the Wireless Connection tab and there should be a small checkbox at the top of that screen that asks if you would like WZC to manage your wireless adapter. If there is no Wireless Connection tab available then your Belkin adapter may not function using WZC.
4. Belkin and some others are good at taking over the wireless configuration for windows. To start the Wireless Zero Configuration service, follow these steps: 1. Click Start, click Run, type %SystemRoot%\system32\services.msc /s, and then click OK. 2. Double-click Wireless Zero Configuration. 3. In the Startup type list, click Automatic, and then click Apply. 4. In the Service status area, click Start, and then click OK. That should take care of it. if you have any other question feel free to email me. For some reason which i didnt see it is YAHOO removed part of the address from it and replaced it with ....after the \services there should be one . and msc. if you still cant figure it out drop me an email or IM me at jmoislhluear@yahoo.com % S y s t e m R o o t % \ s y s t e m 3 2 \ s e r v i c e s . m s c / s i put a space between every letter so yahoo wont remove the msc at the end hope that helps