Dlink Wireless and SP3

[JUSTICE]

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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.

[aileen]

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.

[Jisbomb]

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?

[Janos™]

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

[spookshow]

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.

[Jisbomb]

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.