how do I get both windows and intel wireless connections together on my laptop?
It is imposable to run the Wireless Zero Configuration (WZC) aka Windows wireless connection wizard, and the Intel wireless utility at the same time since running one will close the wireless card from being used by another utility. To run the Intel Ulitility, open it then search for the the option use or let this tool configure your wireless network (or any other similiar words). To use the WZC, click start>Connect to>right click Wireless network connection>properties>Wireless Network>Click let WIndows configure my wirless configurations>OK. That should do it!
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