I have a Dell Inspiron 6000 laptop with a Dell 1370 wireless card on a fresh install of Windows XP, Notebook System Software and the 1370 WLAN driver. I am not sure, but I think Windows and the Dell driver are fighting over who gets control of the signal.
I get four green bars (like cell phone wireless bars) in the system tray, which I think is a Dell icon. I have wireless. But then the standard Windows wireless icon also pops up in the system tray with an exclamation point in a yellow triangle, and every thirty seconds or something a warning balloon pops up, saying "Wireless Network Connection 2 has limited or no connectivity".
When I go to Start > Run >services.msc and then browse to Wireless Zero Configuration, Wireless Zero is set to automatic, but it does not start. It has to be started manually, and then it will work, but when it reboots it will not start automatically. How can I fix this? Thanks.
I get four green bars (like cell phone wireless bars) in the system tray, which I think is a Dell icon. I have wireless. But then the standard Windows wireless icon also pops up in the system tray with an exclamation point in a yellow triangle, and every thirty seconds or something a warning balloon pops up, saying "Wireless Network Connection 2 has limited or no connectivity".
When I go to Start > Run >services.msc and then browse to Wireless Zero Configuration, Wireless Zero is set to automatic, but it does not start. It has to be started manually, and then it will work, but when it reboots it will not start automatically. How can I fix this? Thanks.