ZeroCfgSvc MFC Application problem

[Mac]

Hello all,

Since last week I have a problem while starting my laptop. While
starting a message window appears with the following text:

ZeroCfgSvc MFC Application has encountered a problem
and needs to close. We are sorry for the inconvenience.

Does anyone know what causes this error.
Do I need the "ZeroCfgSvc MFC Application", and if not, how do I
deinstall it?
If I need the application, how can I go back to the situation where it
starts as it should?

Hope someone knows the answer.

Regards,
Michel

[Will]

If you are not using wireless, you could right click "My Computer" ,
select Manage then in Services change wireless zero item to manual;
then restart P.C.

"Mac" wrote:

> Hello all,
>
> Since last week I have a problem while starting my laptop. While
> starting a message window appears with the following text:
>
> ZeroCfgSvc MFC Application has encountered a problem
> and needs to close. We are sorry for the inconvenience.
>
> Does anyone know what causes this error.
> Do I need the "ZeroCfgSvc MFC Application", and if not, how do I
> deinstall it?
> If I need the application, how can I go back to the situation where it
> starts as it should?
>
> Hope someone knows the answer.
>
> Regards,
> Michel
>

[ruggedtoast]

I also have this exact same problem, also from last week. I am using
wireless, and have updated the drivers but still no help.

Any ideas?



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[ruggedtoast]

I have now resolved the problem by playing around with system restore
points. Suggest you guys do the same... not sure but I think it may be
connected to a recent firefox update.



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[ruggedtoast]

Nope, spoke too soon, its back again; darn. How frustrating, if anyone
has any ideas for a permanent fix...



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[tiegs]

i am also getting this "zero mssg"An earlier post suggested what to do if one was NOT using wireless.
I AM using wireless.
1) Is something improperly configured?
2) Is my PC performance reduced/compromised?
3) Is there anyway to fix this?
what do I do?
Thanks

[slowboater]

Michel,
I no longer have the ZeroCfgSvc MFG App eror message.... The last thing I did was reload all the drivers related to Intel wireless. This is support software for other wireless functions. In my case, the wireless still worked for the most part. I have read where this particular .exe file can consume a lot, most or all of your ram when not working correctly.
Anyway, I have not had an error message for three (3) days now. So, I assume reloading drivers has fixed the problem. Sorry I can't tell you which one. Hope this helps. :)
Hello all,

Since last week I have a problem while starting my laptop. While
starting a message window appears with the following text:

ZeroCfgSvc MFC Application has encountered a problem
and needs to close. We are sorry for the inconvenience.

Does anyone know what causes this error.
Do I need the "ZeroCfgSvc MFC Application", and if not, how do I
deinstall it?
If I need the application, how can I go back to the situation where it
starts as it should?

Hope someone knows the answer.

Regards,
Michel

[Yofnik]

Dell Support has a new version of the Intel PROSet/Wireless network drivers dated 7/6/05. The stupid ZeroCfgSvc has been crashing on me for months. I just downloaded and installed these drivers and it seemed to do the trick.

http://support.dell.com/support/downloads/download.aspx?c=us&cs=04&l=en&s=bsd&releaseid=R104002&SystemID=LAT_PNT_PNT_D800&os=WW1&osl=en&deviceid=5896&devlib=0&typecnt=2&vercnt=6&formatcnt=1&fileid=134232


Jeff
http://www.wsnupdate.com
News and Info on Wireless Sensor Networks

[metalslizer]

SummerWind wrote:
> [B]> > Yofnik wrote:
> > *Dell Support has a new version of the Intel PROSet/Wireless
> > network
> > drivers dated 7/6/05. The stupid ZeroCfgSvc has been crashing on me
> > for
> > months. I just downloaded and installed these drivers and it seemed
> > to
> > do the trick.
> >
> > http://tinyurl.com/cvwd4
> >
> >
> > Jeff
> >
> > I dl'ed and installed this, and got the message "Notice: this
> > version of the wireless software does not support the currently
> > instlled wireless adapter". Any thoughts, anyone?
> >
> > Btw, I am using a wireless connection, obviously, on a Dell
> > Inspiron 8600, about one year old. *>
>
>
>
>
> Hey, Y not try this link
> http://tinyurl.com/dbdcy
> hopefully it works for u!!! U must know wat wireless card u using .
> Than search for the right 1 n download it



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[X2X]

Dear Mac,

pls check if you have DIVX 6.0 program installed in your wireless
laptop. If yes, try removing this program and restore your PC at
earlier state. thanks,

the DIVx program have a conflict with intel wireless pro set.

thanks,



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