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"WonderWoman" <WonderWoman@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:F9BA7E16-D72E-4217-AA1D-740380A86F5F@microsoft.com...
>I am running Vista Ultimate 64 (so it appears at least).
>
> My office and home are surrounded by other wireless networks besides just
> my
> own. I have been unable [all of a sudden] to connect or even show wireless
> networks in the Connect To A Network window, even after refreshing. I've
> checked everything I can think of from; the wireless switch on the front
> of
> the HP dv9000 to the Bios. Including all web chats and MS as well as HP.
>
> Tragically I had to Reset the this comptuer back to Manuf. settings [wipe
> it
> out] and the Restore was never set up on this machine shortly after I
> purchased it a couple of months ago. At the time I was unaware of that
> feature so needless to say, there is nothing that can be done about
> setting
> it back to the date it was last functioning properly at this point.
>
> Here is what I know. [not entirely sure it’s the issue but this other guy
> seemed to think so]. Going in through Start, Control Panel, Admin Tool,
> then
> Services, click on the first on them hit “K” is how he showed me to get
> there. Don’t recall which one of the other prompts/programs is supposed to
> go
> before or after. But this is what it says:
>
> the services description says: KeyIso <failed to read
> description. Error Code:2>
>
> Any ideas on where to go at this point to resolve this?


Check the power save function for your computers adapter. I had major
problems until I set Windows not to power down my lan port and the wireless
port. One it did this I lost all connections and Windows showed no available
connections.