I keep getting the message "acquiring network address" on the task-bar.
My wifi works fine, but it`s getting on my nerves.
I have found the problem is skype.
If skype loads before xp acquires my network setting on boot up, I get the "acquiring network address" message.
but if i manualy launch skype after my xp acquires my network settings it connects perfectly.
so the problem lies with skype.
Is their a way to load skype last after everything else has loaded.
thanks.
John.
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Tinderbox (UK) BAKED BEAN KING
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have u tried:
1. unchecking the start.up box within skype (start with windows)
2. add skype shorcut inside startup folder and put it in the last position
cheers ... -
Tinderbox (UK) BAKED BEAN KING
I have tried putting skype in start-up, but skype still starts before xp acquires my network setting.
why should skype be conflicting with my network address if it starts first.
regards.
John. -
well, i've just tried to set my system up for skype to start with windows - can't duplicate the issue u r having :-(
my configuration:
. wifi via router (also tested with direct connect)
. avast and comodo
. spywareblaster
. bunches of other processes (hp prt manager etc ..)
. skype version = 3.2.0.145
cannot say for sure why is that skype created conflict if it started 1st - mail their support
cheers ...
skype causing problem with wifi
Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by Tinderbox (UK), May 10, 2007.