   Dell Wireless Utility?
  My cousin has a Dell Latitude D600 that she's trying to use with her home wireless network.  The Windows Zero Configuration thing says it can't configure the wireless connection, because there's another utility assigned that task.  I can't for the life of me find that utility.  No tray icon, no obvious entry in the program list, and I can't decypher the processes list well enough to make a guess.Does anyone know what Dell might be using in that machine?  If I could just right-click and tell it to use WZC, I'd be happy.  Any help at all is appreciated.   
  Dunno. The Dell D610 next to me is using a Marvell card, so it's probably got some sort of shitty "Amazing Dell Wireless Ethernet" gadget that handles connections for you.   ;  Uninstall the Dell utility and let Windows do it.   ;  That's the trouble, I don't know what the Dell utility is.  I can't freaking find the thing.  I've never seena wireless utility that doesn't have a tray icon, and I'm not savvy enough to track it down on my own.It's a work computer, so I won't be uninstalling anything anyway, and neither I nor my cousin know what half the things in the program list are.  I went through them one by one, but nothing seemed to do it.   ;  My Dell (diff model) uses the Intel PROSet/wireless software which can be found (and removed) in Add/Remove Programs   ;  Good thinking.  I'll try the program list.   ;  In the Wireless Properties dialog, check the "Let Windows configure my wireless connection" checkbox. Then, go into the Services list and find anything that appears to be another wireless configuration utility (the Windows one is called "Wireless Zero Configuration (WZC)") and disable the service. That should do the trick.   