Ok, first let me know what happens when you click Yes to the question asked by the popup box. The Zydas software is providing this popup yet Windows controls the configuration. Most likely your configuration settings are contained within the Zydas software which is why the wireless network is no longer connecting (the Windows wireless software does not contain the same settings). So the quickest way to resolve the issue would be to move control of the wireless connection back to the Zydas software.

If clicking Yes in the popup box does not work then do the following:

1. Go to Network Connections (from the left panel of My Network Places)
2. Right click on the icon for your wireless network card, and choose Properties
3. In the Properties dialog box, choose the middle "Wireless Networks" tab
4. Check or Uncheck the box on the top that enables Windows management of wireless connections and click Ok.

Let me know if the above resolves the issue.

Before moving to more complex solutions try a System Restore.

1. Click Start, then All Programs, then Accessories, then System Tools.
2. Select System Restore and click Next.
3. Select a Restore Point that was prior to when the issue occurred and press Next and then Next again.
4. After the restore the computer will reboot.

Let me know if the above resolves the issue.

Hi,
The following procedure should help you out.

Before we get started, though, you need to make sure that your system has been configured to display hidden files. If it hasn’t, you’ll need to first open Windows Explorer, click Tools, and select Folder Options. Go to the View tab and scroll down until you come across the option “Show Hidden Files and Folders” and check it. Also, you’ll need to uncheck the option “Hide Protected Operating System Files (Recommended).” Click OK when finished.

Now to install the Wireless Zero Configuration service on your system, just follow the procedure outline below:

Click the Start button, and then click Control Panel.


In the Control Panel window, if you’re in Category View, then under Pick a Category, double-click the Network and Internet Connections icon (if you’re in Classic View, click on the Network Connections icon ).


In the Network and Internet Connections window, under the Control Panel icon, double-click the Network Connections icon.


In the Network Connections window, under LAN or High Speed Internet, click to select the Local Area Connection icon.


On the menu bar, click File and select Properties from the file menu. (Altneratively, right-click on the Local Area Connection icon and select Properties from the context menu).


In the Local Area Connections Properties window, on the General tab, click the Install button.


In the Select Network Component Type window, in the Click the type of network box, click to select the Service icon.


Click the Add button.


In the Select Network Service window, click the Have Disk button.


Click the OK button.


In the Install From Disk window, click the Browse button.


In the Locate File window, browse to the C:\Windows\Inf folder (this is a hidden folder).


Click to select NETWZC.INF.


Click the Open button.


In the Install from Disk window, click the OK button.


In the Select Network Service window, in the Network Service box, select Microsoft as the manufacturer, and then click to select Wireless Zero Configuration.
Click the OK button.
At this point you’ll need to reboot your PC. With that completed, you should find that the Wireless Zero Configuration service has been successfully installed on your system and you should now have access to the Windows Network tab.

NOTE: If you don’t see the Wireless Network tab when you go back into the Network Properties Page, then the most likely reason is that the service did not start. To initialize it, open Administrative Tools in the Control Panel and select Services. Scroll down to Wireless Zero Configuration, Right-click on it, and select Start. The service is now enabled, and the Wireless Network tab will be visible in Network Properties

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Hello,

Here is an easier way that may resolve the issue. Open the registry editor by clicking Start, then Search and type Regedit and press Enter. Now create a DWORD value named Start (click Edit, New, DWORD Value) in the following registry key and set it to 2:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\WZCSV

After the edit your registry entry should look like the picture attached. Let me know if that resolves the issue or if you need assistance with the above procedure.

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