AIRGCFG.EXE

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Guest

I have a DLink wireless card in my computer. On startup, I get the message
'Entry point for AIRGCFG.EXE not found in WINLAPI.DLL'
Then 'Entry point for WZCSLDR2.EXE not found in WINLAPI.DLL' (not sure what
this exe is)
Then I get the message DLink has stopped working - Windows is trying to find
a solution'

This however does not stop me connecting manually to my wireless connection.
But, I have to manually connect each time, rather than having it auto
connect, despite saving the settings.

I did re-install the DLink software, but that hasn't helped. Any clues?
 
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Barb Bowman

the software is not compatible with Vista. use Vista's native features
to manage your connections.

I have a DLink wireless card in my computer. On startup, I get the message
'Entry point for AIRGCFG.EXE not found in WINLAPI.DLL'
Then 'Entry point for WZCSLDR2.EXE not found in WINLAPI.DLL' (not sure what
this exe is)
Then I get the message DLink has stopped working - Windows is trying to find
a solution'

This however does not stop me connecting manually to my wireless connection.
But, I have to manually connect each time, rather than having it auto
connect, despite saving the settings.

I did re-install the DLink software, but that hasn't helped. Any clues?
Click to expand...
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Barb Bowman
MS Windows-MVP
Expert Zone & Vista Community Columnist
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone/meetexperts/bowman.mspx
http://blogs.digitalmediaphile.com/barb/
 
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Guest

Thanks Barb,

The advisor did warn me that the DLink software was not compatible, but you
haven't really answered my question. I can't delete the software, as it then
definitely doesn't work.

In the interim, I have gone into startup and disabled it. This has solved
my problem. I also found out that the other piece of software was also
network related, so I have disabled that too.
 
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Barb Bowman

not sure what you want me to answer. uninstall (not delete) the DLink
software. if that uninstalls the driver and THAT is the issue, then
insert the CD in the driver and use update driver in device manager.
what 'other piece of software'are you talking about?

Thanks Barb,

The advisor did warn me that the DLink software was not compatible, but you
haven't really answered my question. I can't delete the software, as it then
definitely doesn't work.

In the interim, I have gone into startup and disabled it. This has solved
my problem. I also found out that the other piece of software was also
network related, so I have disabled that too.
Click to expand...
--

Barb Bowman
MS Windows-MVP
Expert Zone & Vista Community Columnist
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone/meetexperts/bowman.mspx
http://blogs.digitalmediaphile.com/barb/
 

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