I get this message whenever I restart or resume my Asus S6F. If I open Intel ProSET/Wireless and ask it to enable wireless networks it usually locates them and re-connects me, but how can I fiind out what it using the adapter when I start up?
TIA for any tips.
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What wireless card are you using? Have you tried upgrading the drivers? Have you visited the Intel site and checked for known issues?
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It's an Intel 3945ABG. I checked the Intel site and it doesn't seem to be a known problem. Also found a September 06 driver update and installed it, but it made no difference.
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What router are you using?
Also, Google for "Another application is controlling the wireless adapter" (use the quotes in your search). Try some of those suggestions. -
Windows can (and IMHO shouldn't) be used to control a wireless connection. So can the utility that comes with the card. If one is controlling the connection, the other can't.
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blue68f100 Notebook Virtuoso
You did install the drivers with the user id (admin) used to setup the machine ??? If multiple users Always use the orig user and Admin. I do not think MS is smart enough to figure that part out.
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Although I don't have an Asus, I do have the 3945. The Intel PROSet software doesn't cause this type of problem.
Asus S6F: "Another application is controlling the wireless adapter"
Discussion in 'Networking and Wireless' started by itm, Nov 4, 2006.