Good day all,

I am struggling against a very strange and incomprehensible problem
related to the activation of the WLAN on my notebook.
- Hardwa HP Pavilion dv6230br Notebook
- 2.0 GHz AMD Turion™ 64 Mobile Technology MK-36
- WLAN: Broadcom 802.11b/g WLAN
- BIOS: Version: F.3D
- O.S.: Vista Home Basic x86 (32bits)I say strange and incomprehensible because apparently there is not
nothing of anomalous:

- WAN adapter is correctly recognized by the system
- WAN adapter can be switched on and off both manually than via
software command by HP Network Manager
- WAN driver, a Broadcomm 802.11.g, is correctly loaded and
operational
- Same WAN adapter works perfectly when I boot the notebook with
linux OpenSuSE 10.3 (dual-boot HDD)The problem is that I cannot activate the WAN due the fact that
"wlansvc" service is down.

By trying to activate it manually with:

-"services.msc"

-always fails and Vista responds with an -"Error N°1068".

-It seems something is lacking beside the wlansvc
(dependencies) but I am not sure about this.

Any suggestion is very appreciated.

Thanks,

amdturion


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amdturion

Make sure Telephony service is running. Or check this search result.

Error1068Error 1068. The dependency service or group failed to start."
Cause: This behavior can occur if the Telephony service is NOT started
automatically or ...
http://www.chicagotech.net/troublesh.../error1068.htm


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Networking, Internet, Routing, VPN Troubleshooting on
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How to Setup Windows, Network, VPN & Remote Access on
http://www.HowToNetworking.com
"amdturion" wrote in message
...

Good day all,

I am struggling against a very strange and incomprehensible problem
related to the activation of the WLAN on my notebook.
- Hardwa HP Pavilion dv6230br Notebook
- 2.0 GHz AMD TurionT 64 Mobile Technology MK-36
- WLAN: Broadcom 802.11b/g WLAN
- BIOS: Version: F.3D
- O.S.: Vista Home Basic x86 (32bits)I say strange and incomprehensible
because apparently there is not
nothing of anomalous:

- WAN adapter is correctly recognized by the system
- WAN adapter can be switched on and off both manually than via
software command by HP Network Manager
- WAN driver, a Broadcomm 802.11.g, is correctly loaded and
operational
- Same WAN adapter works perfectly when I boot the notebook with
linux OpenSuSE 10.3 (dual-boot HDD)The problem is that I cannot activate
the WAN due the fact that
"wlansvc" service is down.

By trying to activate it manually with:

-"services.msc"

-always fails and Vista responds with an -"Error N°1068".

-It seems something is lacking beside the wlansvc
(dependencies) but I am not sure about this.

Any suggestion is very appreciated.

Thanks,

amdturion


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amdturion

Hi Robert,

Thank you for you intervention.

I'll do a check as well to Telephony Service , by the way I have
finally solved the problem.

Despite to be not a very skilled Windows User, I have found the
solution by simply collecting infos and following the old ¨test and see¨
rule, and, as usual, it works, thanks to the WWW's billion of hints and
how-toS.

I have to be very honest about the fact that one possible cause of the
above related problem has been due that a couple of days ago my notebook
was been infected by a Trojan (Beagle AAJ) and some others RootKits,
which took me to a very hard disinfestation procedure.

Basically the solution has been to check the system registry with
regedit and change some values of keys that were maintaining some
services disabled, despite my attempts to enabling them through
services.msc.

Among these keys I did changed from _value_4_(disabled)_ to
_1_or_2_(enabled)_ the following ¨Start¨ values:

Ndisuio
DcomLaunch
NativeWiFi Filter
RpcSs

and some others, that are part of dependencies of the WLAN Autoconfig
service wlansvc, then I restarted the notebook and attemped to start the
disabled services.

With my great surprise, now both WLAN Autoconfig than Wired Autoconfig
were started without errors messages.

After a further reboot, I verified that now I could manage my WLAN
adapter and see the nearby available access-points.

Actually the last remaining bug is on the HP Wireless Assistant that
refuses to sets up the WLAN due the fact that it doesn't recognizes the
Wired Adapter which is seen as disabled, despite it be enabled.

BR,

amdturion


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amdturion

Thank you for the update.

--
Bob Lin, MS-MVP, MCSE & CNE
Networking, Internet, Routing, VPN Troubleshooting on
http://www.ChicagoTech.net
How to Setup Windows, Network, VPN & Remote Access on
http://www.HowToNetworking.com
"amdturion" wrote in message
...

Hi Robert,

Thank you for you intervention.

I'll do a check as well to Telephony Service , by the way I have
finally solved the problem.

Despite to be not a very skilled Windows User, I have found the
solution by simply collecting infos and following the old ¨test and see¨
rule, and, as usual, it works, thanks to the WWW's billion of hints and
how-toS.

I have to be very honest about the fact that one possible cause of the
above related problem has been due that a couple of days ago my notebook
was been infected by a Trojan (Beagle AAJ) and some others RootKits,
which took me to a very hard disinfestation procedure.

Basically the solution has been to check the system registry with
regedit and change some values of keys that were maintaining some
services disabled, despite my attempts to enabling them through
services.msc.

Among these keys I did changed from _value_4_(disabled)_ to
_1_or_2_(enabled)_ the following ¨Start¨ values:

Ndisuio
DcomLaunch
NativeWiFi Filter
RpcSs

and some others, that are part of dependencies of the WLAN Autoconfig
service wlansvc, then I restarted the notebook and attemped to start the
disabled services.

With my great surprise, now both WLAN Autoconfig than Wired Autoconfig
were started without errors messages.

After a further reboot, I verified that now I could manage my WLAN
adapter and see the nearby available access-points.

Actually the last remaining bug is on the HP Wireless Assistant that
refuses to sets up the WLAN due the fact that it doesn't recognizes the
Wired Adapter which is seen as disabled, despite it be enabled.

BR,

amdturion


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amdturion