people having troubles with windows xp sp2 wireless zero configuration
service might find the following article helpful (or not).
How to troubleshoot wireless network connections in Windows XP Service
Pack 2
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/870702/en-us
FWIW, I upgraded to sp2 solely for this fe
Mark Lanctot Wrote:
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> Final note: running SlimServer on a device connected wirelessly is a
> bad idea. Wireless bandwidth problems will be compounded due to the
> stream going over 2 hops. Some people do this and if it works for
> them, more power to them, but if you experience wireless b
Have you checked the advanced settings of the PCI card? I've read about
people having problems due to the power saving feature in XP. If you
disable that, it might solve the problem.
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Hi Mark.
Thanks for the tip re the WZCS, I've not had these problems myself but
as I've opted to let the Belkin software handle things I've disabled it
just to be on the safe side.
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This is because the Microsoft Wireless Zero Configuration service looks
at all the available networks, then "helpfully" connects to the
next-strongest one should your existing connection decrease slightly in
signal strength.
I have no clue why anyone would ever think this is a good idea.
Also I
hifisteve Wrote:
> and unchecked the 'let Windoze badly managed my network setting' option
> on the Belkin software.
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> Since then I've had 97% signal strength and not a single dropped
> connection.
Indeed, this is the solution found by many experiencing random
disconnects w/WiFi and Windows.
