WLAN Config Service can't start.

SOURCE: DRIVER OF NOTEBOOK

Hello,

I wasn't able to locate the CONFIG K2 part of your request. However, here is a link for your laptop LGK1 XP driver list.

Complete list:
http://www.lge.com/products/mobile/cdma_swlist_gcsc.jsp

Please notice that there is 3 pages of drivers available. The WLAN driver is on page 1 and the sound driver is on page 2.

While I was on that page I noticed some trouble with the page selection showing at the bottom. If you happen not to see the page selection option, then you can reselect K1 in the series field at the top of the page and click search again to get the page selection option back.

Thanks

SOURCE: Wireless working very slow

Hey there

You are not getting this problem due to any BIOS and wireless driver.

as you said that you are not getting any problem with your another system.

Checkout for the range you are working in. else it wont be that much effective.
Sometimes it happens that your driver misplaced or changes its parametetr in registry without awaring you.

So first repair your wireless network
else secondly repair ur XP PRO.
this will surely help you to have a good speed with ur network.
Gimme your acknowledge

Thanx.

-
Romy

SOURCE: Dell Inspiron 6000 with network card Intel/Pro Wireless 2200 BG

So u can connect to the router, but you arent allowet to access the internet?
The router gave your dell a new ip-number, but it dident gave you access to the net. You ned to do the settings in your router manual, let the router give your dell full access.

Good luck

Christopher Patron

• 66 Answers
• Posted on Apr 12, 2010

SOURCE: How can i use linksys-wireless service instead of

This may not be enough of a solution, since you might have tried this already:
You know the little icon you see at the bottom for the Windows wireless service? Right-click on that, and go to "View available networks." The window that pops up should have a pane on the left, something that says "Change advanced settings." If I remember right, there's a tab that says "Wireless Networks", then uncheck "Use windows to configure my wireless network settings." Image below

SOURCE: My pc crashes when I

try this...
1. download the updated driver
2. go to the device manager then uninstall the wireless driver
3. restart your computer then reinstall the driver
4. restart your computer for the last time and the driver will be installed properly