Resolved Windows wireless service not running

Hi everyone
I would really appreciate an answer to this one. New Fujitsu laptop - 64-bit. No problems until today! Suddenly the wireless connection won't work. Diagnosis leads to 'Windows wireless service not running. I then traced it to error 1068. The WLAN autoconfig service apparently runs twice then stops. It has been fine until now. Can anyone advise?
Lawrence

 

If you have this error, it is likely that you have been infected by a virus such as "Bagle" or "Beagle ".
To fix, follow these steps:
Go into the registry with regedit for this:
Open the Registry Editor
Expand: HKEY Local Machine > System > CurrentControlSet > Services > Ndisuio
In this key there is an entry called "START ". This entry must be set to 3 for the NDIS E/S protocol to boot properly.
A virus as Beagle/ Bagle will change this value to 4 and causes the problem.


Restart your PC and everything should return to normal.

 

Hello Vincent

I checked this entry and it reads 3.

Thanks for the suggestion.
Lawrence

 

First of all try to update or reinstall the driver

http://support.ts.fujitsu.com/com/support/downloads.html

Some more steps


Windows Vista

To start Wireless Zero Configuration in Windows Vista you need to log in as an Administrator.

* Click on Start and Control Panel
* Select Administrative Tools and then Services
* In the Services box scroll down the list of Services (Local) until you find the one labelled Wired AutoConfig and double click it.
* In the Wired AutoConfig Properties (Local Computer) box change the Startup type to Automatic
* Click on Start and once the service has started click on OK
* Now find the service labelled WLAN AutoConfig and double click it.
* In the WLAN AutoConfig Properties (Local Computer) box change the Startup type to Automatic
* Click on Start and once the service has started click on OK
* Go to File and Exit to close the Services window



Windows XP

Windows XP users must have Service Pack 2 installed to activate the Wireless Zero Configuration.
* Go to Start and Control Panel
* Click on Administrative Tools and Services
* In the Services box scroll down the list of Services (Local) until you find the one labelled Wireless Zero Configuration and double click it.
* In the Wireless Zero Configuration Properties (Local Computer) box change the Startup type to Automatic
* Click on Start and once the service has started click on OK
* Now find the service labelled WLAN AutoConfig and double click on it
* In the WLAN AutoConfig Properties (Local Computer) box change the Startup type to Automatic
* Click on Start and once the service has started click on OK
* Go to File and Exit to close the Services window

 

Hello

I am using Win-7 so I followed your Vista instructions. When I finally clicked on start for WLAN autoconfig it reported error 1068 again, saying the dependency service or group failed to start. This is exactly where I managed to get to prior to asking for help.

Lawrence

 

OK - I've just edited in as much as is easily identified. Others stuff in due course.
Lawrence

 

U can also try to check the drivers

Also
I found one more resolution online
But before performing this step take registry backup

The solution:

1. Open regedit
2. [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE]\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\ndisuio
3. Change Start to "0x000000002 (2) "
4. Restart

 

Hello

I just that, and a restart. No effect at all (that I could see).

I have checked the drivers and internal self checks and all diagnostics show no problems. Except that 'the windows wireless service is (still) not running on the computer'.

Lawrence

 

OK - I've added more.

Lawrence

 

I have solved the problem!

I keep regular backups of my computers (OK, fairly regular) and I decided to try a system restore from a day or two before the problems hit. All is now well.

Lawrence

 

I made a point of looking for this option but could not find it!

Lawrence