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Raistlin · 11-12-2004, 22:09

ZA shouldn't have just stopped starting up at startup.

Go to START > RUN and type msconfig

On the first tab make sure that you have Normal Startup selected.

If you do, go to the startup tab and make sure that any boxes that sound like they are to do with Zonealarm (you'll know which ones I mean if you see them) have got a tick in them.

Now restart.

If ZA deosn't start automatically go to START > ALL PROGRAMS > ZONELABS > Click on ZONE LABS SECURITY, this will start ZA for you.

Once ZA is running, double click on the icon in the system tray.

Go to the Overview section and then to the Preferences tab.
Make sure that there is a tick in the box marked "Load ZoneAlarm at startup" an in the box marked "protect the ZoneAlarm client".

Now close the ZA box and restart your machine.

If all of those things were ok then ZA should be loading at startup, you may have a more serious problem (a virus maybe). But we'll cross that bridge when / if we come to it.

Raist.

11-12-2004, 22:09	#31
Raistlin Inactive Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: There's no place like 127.0.0.1 Services: Depends on the person and the price they're offering Posts: 12,384	Re: No Wireless Networks were found in range ZA shouldn't have just stopped starting up at startup. Go to START > RUN and type msconfig On the first tab make sure that you have Normal Startup selected. If you do, go to the startup tab and make sure that any boxes that sound like they are to do with Zonealarm (you'll know which ones I mean if you see them) have got a tick in them. Now restart. If ZA deosn't start automatically go to START > ALL PROGRAMS > ZONELABS > Click on ZONE LABS SECURITY, this will start ZA for you. Once ZA is running, double click on the icon in the system tray. Go to the Overview section and then to the Preferences tab. Make sure that there is a tick in the box marked "Load ZoneAlarm at startup" an in the box marked "protect the ZoneAlarm client". Now close the ZA box and restart your machine. If all of those things were ok then ZA should be loading at startup, you may have a more serious problem (a virus maybe). But we'll cross that bridge when / if we come to it. Raist.