Dlink Wireless and SP3

If anyone is using a Dlink wireless card WDA-1320 and others, then ensure you download and install the latest drivers for XP, usually version 1.30 for XP and Vista first. Usually, the service pack 3 update causes a BSOD on first restart and various errors on many boots if you have older drivers.

WZCSLDR2.exe - Entry point not found
AirGCFG.exe - Entry point not found
Rsop errors
A provider, Rsop Planning Mode Provider, has been registered in the WMI namespace, root\RSOP, but did not specify the HostingModel property.

Hope that this helps anyone.

Thanks for that. It usually works if they have the drivers uodates provided. For router DI-624 they don't, so AirPlusCFG.exe and WZCSLDR2.exe continue to reproduce error messages.

I believe that there are still no drivers available till date for DI-624 at the D-Link website. Some of the other threads on this topic are too technically dense for me to figure out what to do. Does anybody have a series of steps to resolve this?

The model Dlink DI-624 that you are talking about seems to be a wireless router and Routers do not require any drivers.

You can either try to use the tool "msconfig" or any other Start program editor and disable AirPlusCFG.exe. It is a tool to monitor the status of the wireless adaptor. The adaptor will work and the nag message will be gone.

Thanks, it worked for me, what I did was, I went to Start and then Run and then typed msconfig and clicked ok and then clicked Startup and unchecked the WZCSLD2 and airplusCFG.