How Do You Stop Wireless Zero Configuration?
Microsoft included the “Wireless Zero Configuration” (WZC) utility in the Windows operating systems to offer its customers assistance and convenience when setting up a wireless connection on a network. Wireless networking, such as on a router, entails many protocols and settings, and novice PC users may have difficulty figuring it all out. The WZC icon is usually displayed prominently by the system clock and may pop up if a wireless adapter is detected on your PC. Stop the WZC service if it is bothersome. Click on “Start” or the Windows orb logo on the taskbar at the bottom of the desktop to show the Start menu. Select the “Control Panel” from the menu, then click on “Performance and Maintenance” to open a window. Choose “Administrative Tools” to open a dialog box. Alternatively, click on “Run” from the Start menu to open a dialog box. Type “services.msc” into the blank field, then click the “OK” button. Double-click on “Services” in the left pane to show a listing of services in the r
