I could connect and disconnect from my wireless network all day long. The problem would occur when I rebooted or shutdown. All the settings were there except for that checkbox to automatically connect.
Every reboot would reset that checkbox to be blank. Which meant that every reboot would force me to manually connect again! Finally, I think I found the solution. That meant that Windows must be storing the connection profile in a different place. After using some file access monitoring tools, I narrowed it down to an xml file. Double click on the Services icon to open the Services management console.
Right click on it and select Stop from the menu. Wait until the service is stopped. Follow the next steps for each directory you have until you find the directory you need.
Inside the directory with the long name, there will be an xml file with another long name. Inside the xml file are the settings for your wireless connection, including the name and various configuration settings. If you have multiple directories from step 3 above, then you can open each xml file in each directory until you find the one that matches your wireless name. Once you find your xml file, open it in Notepad. Save the file. Right click on the file you just saved and select Properties.
Click on the Security tab. Click the Advanced button. Click on the Owner tab and click on the Edit button. Select your user account in the list and select Apply.
You now have full ownership of the file. After taking ownership, go back to the Permissions tab. Click on the Edit button. A dialog window will pop up. In Vista, click on the Copy button. In Windows 7, click on the Add button. Now you can edit all the permissions easily. Check the box to DENY full control. All checkmarks underneath Full Control will move from Allow to Deny.
Do the same things in Step 8 for the Administrators account. Right click on the service and select Start from the menu. Now, your wireless connection should start up and connect automatically and it should survive a reboot. My wireless connection is listed as Access Point. Any questions, let me know in the comments.
Posted in Uncategorized. It would be nice not to have to manually connect all the time. Connects right away. Wifi was enabled and it could see my wifi network. In order to force Windows 7 to connect automatically to my home network, I had to manually change that setting in the file listed in the article. It was Windows 7 not changing a setting when I told it to.
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