For some reason my computer running XP Pro will not show me any of the
networks that are in range. IDEAS? Using Network Stumbler it shows me all of
the networks, shut Network Stumbler down and still nothing in XP.

Hi,

You will have to restart the Wireless Zero Conflict Services in the services
control panel.

Once this is restarted you will be able to see the list of wireless networks
in your range.
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Regards
M. Rajesh
www.winxpsolution.com.
MeraWindows (E-Mail Removed)


"HotRod" wrote:

> For some reason my computer running XP Pro will not show me any of the
> networks that are in range. IDEAS? Using Network Stumbler it shows me all of
> the networks, shut Network Stumbler down and still nothing in XP.
>
>
>

And / or first disable any other wireless management system that the wireless
adapter may have installed.

On 19/10/2006 M. Rajesh <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>Hi,
>
>You will have to restart the Wireless Zero Conflict Services in the services
>control panel.
>
>Once this is restarted you will be able to see the list of wireless networks
>in your range.

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Y.

I'll give that a shot THANKS

"HotRod" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> For some reason my computer running XP Pro will not show me any of the
> networks that are in range. IDEAS? Using Network Stumbler it shows me all
> of the networks, shut Network Stumbler down and still nothing in XP.
>

Stopping and restarting the wireless Zero service did not help. Any other
ideas? The crazy thing is that my wireless is still connecting but I don't
ahve a say in which network.