End Program Connection Tray Error

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we highly recommend that you visit our Guide for New Members. Connection Tray error - Wireless Networks Discussion in 'Windows XP' started by daytripper99, Dec 5, 2010. Thread Status: Not open for further replies. Advertisement daytripper99 Thread Starter Joined: Dec 5, 2010 Messages: 1 Hi all, I've got Win XP SP3 installed, and I connect to the internet using windows (instead of the fancy Intel Pro wireless connector).. Now, this started happening a couple months ago because I used to have my computer on all night.. Windows suddenly gets disconnected from the network (due https://www.cnet.com/forums/discussions/connections-tray-hanging-up-2502/ to no actions of my own), the preferred wireless connection is disconnected, and appears as 'automatic' instead of being 'connected'. Repairing the connection doesn't help this. When I finally give up and restart, I get one of those windows where connection tray is trying to shut down properly (with an 'end task' choice). I can't quit and restart 'connection tray' because I can't find it in the task https://forums.techguy.org/threads/connection-tray-error-wireless-networks.966720/ manager to end and restart. Restarting the computer or the router generally fixes this issue. I want to know if there's any other way I can fix this? BTW, tried windows update and everything seems to be up to date with no updates pending. Any suggestions how I can stop this? daytripper99, Dec 5, 2010 #1 Macboatmaster Trusted Advisor Joined: Jan 14, 2010 Messages: 16,342 Intel® PROSet/Wireless is used to set up, edit and manage network profiles to connect to a network. It also includes advanced settings such as power management and channel selection for setting up ad-hoc networks. If you use Windows XP Wireless Zero Configuration* as your Wi-Fi manager, you can disable it from the Windows Wireless Network tab. Disable Windows XP Wireless Zero Configuration and use Intel® PROSet/Wireless as your Wi-Fi manager: Click Start > Settings > Control Panel. Double-click Network Connections. Right-click Wireless Network Connection. Click Properties. Click Wireless Networks tab. Verify that the Use Windows to configure my wireless network settings is not selected. If it is, clear it. Click OK. This confirms the Intel PROSet/Wireless utility is configured to manage your network profiles. Note Verify that the Intel PROSet/Wireless Tools > Application Settings option Notify when an

11 YearsDiscussion Span 6 Years Ago Last Post by hotmatrixx 0 11 Years Ago I use Windows XP SP1, and my system runs into problems when I am disconnected from the net. The connection tray freezes every single time, and the tray icon of the two computer screens which flash blue when https://www.daniweb.com/hardware-and-software/microsoft-windows/threads/24435/connections-tray-and-shutdown-issue transferring data doesn't disappear as they usually would when a system disconnects, and only one computer http://backupoff.weebly.com/blog/download-end-program-connection-tray-windows-xp-free-software screen is blue, and remains blue. I know I'm disconnected though, because I can't browse the net etc. Right-clicking on the little icon doesn't do anything, and if I navigate to my network settings via the control panel, right-clicking on my connection gives me the option of disconnecting, oddly enough. When I click that, nothing happens. After trying that, I can't right-click on my connection in end program the network settings again, because it too has frozen. It's a strange problem. Any time this happens, I have to reboot the system to gain control over the connections tray again. But, as I'm rebooting, the "End Task" prompt appears and says that the connections tray isn't responding, so I can either end the task or wait for Windows to do it itself. It makes no difference, because the result is always the same: as Windows is closing down, it gets to the end program connection "Saving your settings..." bit, and then freezes, and the system must be shut down via the power button. This only happens when the connections tray has to be killed. I can reboot normally any other time. I use home networking (and share the internet connection), and I don't recall this problem happening before I began using a network. I'm thinking that this might be a factor in the problem. I also use Norton Internet Security 2005 (with anti-virus included), and perhaps this is the cause. I've tried tweaking little settings here and there to fix the problem, like configuring my connection so that it doesn't attempt to reconnect when disconnected. It doesn't help. It's damn annoying, because I have to do a "dirty" shutdown every time my connection decides to drop. I've read up on the "Saving your settings..." issue, but none of the main reasons offered by websites seem to cover this particular problem. Any ideas? hehehe Thanks for your time :) Paddy 6 219 posts since Sep 2004 Community Member windows-nt-2000-xp Ask a Different Question 0 soupyc 11 Years Ago I have this EXACT problem!! I can't solve it myself through searching other sites and when doing so, came across this. If anyone knows how to solve this, please reply and help me also, or if you, Paddy, were able to solve this, please inform me how to :) Many thanks in advance!! SoupyC 0 Discussion Starter Paddy 6 11 Years Ago Hey SoupyC!

not responding. To return to Windows and check the status of the program, click Cancel. If you choose to end the program immediately you will lose any unsaved data. To end the programnow, click End Now. Windows XP > Connection Tray Problem > Connection Tray Problem. Tags: Connection; Microsoft. response to me and just display a message box said 'Connection Tray Error'. Then I can do nothing because all function are no. ON Shutdown - End Program: Connections Tray Question by: wallslx On 2008-03-31 06:19 AM. Windows XP. See more Windows XP questions. Advertise Here. RELATED TOPICS view all topics. Windows OS + (99,212) MS Legacy OS. . Explorer and the Connections Tray not responding on. Shutdown bug : Explorer and the Connections Tray not responding on shutting down. Ref: Windows XP Pro fully maintained. End Program box for explorer.exe and. I have a Windows XP Professional laptop that is not saving settings to the roaming profile during shut down. I get two end program errors: Synchronization Manager and then Connections Tray. Here are the things I have already tried. Big Problem: Connections Tray 'Not Responding. an attempt to end the connections tray. If I click end program. built in Intel Pro Wireless 3945ABG Network Connection. I have Windows XP Service Pack 3 installed. 0 Comments Leave a Reply. Author Write something about yourself. No need to be fancy, just an overview. Archives September 2016 June 2016 May 2016 April 2016 February 2016 January 2016 Categories All RSS Feed Create a free website Powered by Create your own free website Start your own free website A surprisingly easy drag & drop site creator. Learn more. Blog Home ✕