Unable to connect Windows XP based Dell Inspiron Notebook with Wireless Network

Every time I try to connect my Dell Inspiron Notebook running on Windows XP with any wireless network, I found error with Wireless Zero Configuration. It displays the error message “Microsoft Window XP - D5SJG5K1”. In what way can I fix up this error?

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Your wireless network adapter may not sync with its wireless network software. This issue can be resolved by configuring wireless network settings. As a first step, click the ‘Start’ button and select ‘Run’ option from the menu pop up on the screen. Type ncpa.cpl into the field visible on the screen afterwards and press the ‘OK’ button. Click on ‘Network Connections’ option and then choose your wireless connection. After that, select ‘Change settings of this connection’ option and press the ‘Wireless Networks’ tab. Then, click the checkbox near ‘Use Windows to configure my wireless network settings’ label. You can follow the steps given below to start up Wireless Zero Configuration.

• Click on ‘Start’ button and select ‘Run’ option
• Enter %SystemRoot%\system32\services.msc /s into corresponding field and press the ‘OK’ button
• Click on ‘Wireless Zero Configuration’ twice
• Select ‘Automatic’ from the ‘Startup type’ list and press the ‘Apply’ button
• Click the ‘Start’ option in Service status area and hit the ‘OK’ button

Dear friend..

For this solution follow steps...


Wifi unable to connect it's must be need to up date wireless driver ..

For this one Right click on driver and uninstall it..

And remove from the program files..

Now you can install fresh wifi driver..

Once restart the system and do the disable and enable the Network Adapter..


now check it will connect..

Thank you and All the best...

In Windows XP it's very easy to connect wireless network. You are trying to connect the computer with the Windows inbuilt configuration. I would recommend try to update the drivers. Try to connect using the Wireless card utility.

1.click the start button and then tin select the run button from the menu
2.in that type ncpa.cpl into the field visible on the screen
3.then press the ok button
4.click on the network connections optionand choose you wireless connection
5.then select change settings of this connection and press wireless connection tab
6.click thecheck box nearuse windows to configure my wireless network settings label..
7.by that you can solve the problem

:: Go to the window start and open it.

:: Now select the "run command" and then type the "%System Root%\system32\services.msc /s " into the search Box and open it.

:: Once it opens, hit the wireless zero configuration.

:: Then go to the start-up section and hit the automatic option in it.

:: And then apply and restart the PC and after that see your network problem is solving or not.

You are unable to connect through wire less network because of problem in your setting follow these steps to correct your cetting1 go to main menu2 goto sync network setting3 click on wirless network4 now change your default setting according to you5 search new device and connect wirh iy

hi dear friend...........to fix this issue follow the given instructions


To start the Wireless Zero Configuration service follow these steps:


first click Start menu and open the run

then type %SystemRoot%\system32\services.msc /s in the run box and press ENTER key

then Double-click Wireless Zero Configuration


then drop down the Start up type and select it as Automatic and then click Apply


In the Service status area click Start and then click OK


ALL THE BEST........