Lost SSID after reboot Windows XP

The following problem occurs, with Windows XP.

When adding the SSID in the properties of the wireless connection manualy,
the connection works.
After rebooting the system, the SSID in the properties of the wireless
connection is lost???

Any suggestion are welcome.

Thanks in advance.

"Barkingdog" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> The following problem occurs, with Windows XP.
>
> When adding the SSID in the properties of the wireless connection
manualy,
> the connection works.
> After rebooting the system, the SSID in the properties of the
wireless
> connection is lost???
>
> Any suggestion are welcome.
>
> Thanks in advance.

I think the SSID is stored in the registry. Maybe something crapped
out.
might try a new SSID name.

Barkingdog wrote:
> The following problem occurs, with Windows XP.
>
> When adding the SSID in the properties of the wireless connection
> manualy, the connection works.
> After rebooting the system, the SSID in the properties of the wireless
> connection is lost???
>
> Any suggestion are welcome.
>
> Thanks in advance.

The SSID is to be defined in the router or access point first. In a
"normal" XP wireless setup, the SSID is determined by Wireless Zero
Configuration and reported to the user so that a selection of available
wireless networks can be presented by SSID as the identifier. So, first
define the SSID in the router or access point setup. Your connection
should see that SSID and allow you to select it from available wireless
networks. If that does not work, then you have a conflict - do not run
the proprietary wireless configuration application at all; use only
Wireless Zero Configuration.

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