Windows Recovery after a "Read Disk Error"

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Lis

My computer is semi-broken


Who can help me fix the problem?

Should I just take it to the geek squad?


Here's the Issue:

My computer shut down on it's own. When it started back up I got a
"DISK READ ERROR".

Decied to I restored windows with the disc.

Everything is pretty much back to normal except the fact that my
Wireless card won't list my wireless network. in my network
connections my wireless network connection says:

Wireless connection unavailable (enabled) Broadbom 802.11b/g WLAN.

When I open my available networks the only thing available is the
cancel button.

WHen I try and run set up wireless network i get:


RUNDLL Error in wzcdlg.dll missing entry: FlashConfigCretenetwork.



I think that the windows restore deleted this missing file and a few
others (.msi file extentions). I don't know what to do.

I can connect to the internet when i Plug in to my router. buT Why
can't I get the wireless to work?


Help or lead me in a direction to find help..


Thank you!
 
This generally happens with mismatched versions of files (although there is a spelling mistake - yours or the programmer - FlashConfigCretenetwork create is spelt wrong - it is yours - pressing Ctrl + C in a message box copies the text to the clipboard).

File Name Version More Info Description
wzcdlg.dll 5.0.1636.1 More Info Wireless Zero Configuration Service UI
wzcdlg.dll 5.0.2195.6604 More Info Wireless Zero Configuration Service UI
wzcdlg.dll 5.0.2195.6604 More Info Wireless Zero Configuration Service UI
wzcdlg.dll 5.1.2600.1106 More Info Wireless Zero Configuration Service UI
wzcdlg.dll 5.1.2600.1106 More Info Wireless Zero Configuration Service UI
wzcdlg.dll 5.2.3790.0 More Info Wireless Zero Configuration Service UI
wzcdlg.dll 5.2.3790.0 More Info Wireless Zero Configuration Service UI
wzcdlg.dll 5.2.3790.0 More Info Wireless Zero Configuration Service UI
wzcdlg.dll 5.2.3790.1830 More Info Wireless Zero Configuration Service UI


The newest is from Server 2003 SP1. The one for XP SP1 is 1106.

The closest function is
FlashConfigCreateNetworkW (or perhaps this is what you wanted)
FlashConfigRunWizard

The W means it is a unicode function only (although it implies there is an A).

It seems your software is too new and not meant for xp (at least noone tested on XP).


Type in Start Run either of the following

rundll32 wzcdlg.dll,FlashConfigRunWizard or
rundll32 wzcdlg.dll,FlashConfigCreateNetworkW
 
I left out that the two similar functions are ONLY in the Server 2003 SP1 version.

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"David Candy" <.> wrote in message This generally happens with mismatched versions of files (although there is a spelling mistake - yours or the programmer - FlashConfigCretenetwork create is spelt wrong - it is yours - pressing Ctrl + C in a message box copies the text to the clipboard).

File Name Version More Info Description
wzcdlg.dll 5.0.1636.1 More Info Wireless Zero Configuration Service UI
wzcdlg.dll 5.0.2195.6604 More Info Wireless Zero Configuration Service UI
wzcdlg.dll 5.0.2195.6604 More Info Wireless Zero Configuration Service UI
wzcdlg.dll 5.1.2600.1106 More Info Wireless Zero Configuration Service UI
wzcdlg.dll 5.1.2600.1106 More Info Wireless Zero Configuration Service UI
wzcdlg.dll 5.2.3790.0 More Info Wireless Zero Configuration Service UI
wzcdlg.dll 5.2.3790.0 More Info Wireless Zero Configuration Service UI
wzcdlg.dll 5.2.3790.0 More Info Wireless Zero Configuration Service UI
wzcdlg.dll 5.2.3790.1830 More Info Wireless Zero Configuration Service UI


The newest is from Server 2003 SP1. The one for XP SP1 is 1106.

The closest function is
FlashConfigCreateNetworkW (or perhaps this is what you wanted)
FlashConfigRunWizard

The W means it is a unicode function only (although it implies there is an A).

It seems your software is too new and not meant for xp (at least noone tested on XP).


Type in Start Run either of the following

rundll32 wzcdlg.dll,FlashConfigRunWizard or
rundll32 wzcdlg.dll,FlashConfigCreateNetworkW
 

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