autoconfig

Running Windows 10 home with all updates applied on HP Laptop On a reboot I have to go into services and manually start WLANSVC (WLAN AutoConfig) before I can get my wireless NIC to connect to my wireless network. I also have to manually start Windows Audio before my audio system on the laptop...

Hi, I'm a Linux guy and have been since 1998 - before then I was a maclot. I'm trying to understand (damnit - I can't put a link because I'm new - try searching for [Plan to automatically configure user accounts in Outlook 2010] article on the technet sub domain of MS website) The goal being...

Hey guys so my internet isnt working, my wired connection works fine but the wireless doesnt work and it shows up as a red cross on the task bar. I've tried starting wlan autoconfig but it gives me error 1297, what do i do?

The WLAN AutoConfig service(wlansvc) in my MAC book Air laptop running Windows 7(32 bit) with SP1 runs in automatic startup setting only if safe start is given to the machine. In normal start, the machine hangs forever at Applying computer settings… upon any restart attempt. This forces me to...

Fixes an issue in which the WLAN AutoConfig service does not display which networks are available and connects to a network randomly. This issue occurs when a wireless network adapter is installed on a computer that is running Windows 7 SP1 or Windows... Link Removed

I'm not very computer savvy, but from what I've read online, I decided to take a gander at the Events log on my windows 7 HP computer. I saw the little red warnings and the red ! marks for everytime I had to do a hard reset with my 3 day old PC. Before every shut down I got this warning...

Hey everyone. I just installed 7100 a couple days ago, and my wireless adapter can't seem to detect any networks. It is a D-Link DWA-552 N adapter, and my router is an Apple Airport Extreme. I've tried using drivers from DLink's website and running the setup in Vista compatibility mode, and also...

As I feared, Windows 7 still uses the same WLAN Autoconfig service that Vista does, and just as in Vista, disabling it causes your wireless network to drop. As a result I have a choice between not having internet, or having Skype/games/the net in general lag out horribly every 60 seconds...