[ToySoldier]

Hi, I JUST started self teaching myself Windows 2000 MCSE as of last night. I did a fresh install of Windows 2000 Server w/SP3 on my stand alone computer (P4-1.8Ghz w/intel chipset). During the bootup I receive a message that says a service "failed" to activate and to check my EVENT Viewer. I did and this is what it says.

Event Type: Error
Event Source: Service Control Manager
Event Category: NONE
Event ID: 7000
Date: 10/13/2002
Time: 11:50:56 AM
Computer: "Computer name"
Description:
The WLAN Transport service failed to start due to the following error:
The system cannot find the file specified.

Like I said..I'm brand spanking new to Windows 2000 Server but I did check the Service Control manager. There is nothing listed for a "WLAN Transport service" ??
I also did like the book said and try to delete the entry in the registry but could not find anything related to a WLAN. Please help.

*** As a side note, I havent done the "Configure Your Server" Yet. I wanted to fix this before going on to that part.***
Thanks. Any help would be appreciated to a MCSE Cherry like me.<g>

[ToySoldier]

I had to install an updated NIC driver.... so no response to this post is needed.

[ToySoldier]

For those that care...

After installing Windows 2000 Server w/sp3 on my Compaq 6024us (long story..I usually build my own systems), I installed the Intel NIC software that I downloaded from this link. The 6024us originally came with XP.
http://www29.compaq.com/falco/sp_detail.asp?Model=4141&Div=4&Os=93&SoftwareVer=14653

I did a "FULL" install instead of the recommended "Typical" install. I think this is where my problem started. Hind sight being 20/20..I dont think anything was wrong with the Compaq software. I probably installed something with the "FULL" version that simply wasnt in my computer...therefor causing that ANNOYING event error message to pop up every time I booted in windows. After a day of bug-hunting the problem..I decided to uninstall the software.. the pop up event message STILL wouldnt go away. I then did a TON of general searches and found this link..
http://support.intel.com/support/network/adapter/pro100/pro100ve/tti006.htm

I then installed this software and my problem was resolved.
http://downloadfinder.intel.com/scripts-...mp;DwnldID=4275

Since then I've updated the OS and Hardware with all the latest patches and drivers. After doing a 24 hour looping "burn-in" using various programs it's been running like a champ.

"Phweeeew...on to my MCSE 2000 Jedi training..."
I won't fail you - I'm not afraid. ~ ToySoldier to Yoda
Oh, you will be. You will be. ~ Yoda to ToySoldier