This was an easy fix for me... Figured it out in 5 minutes... If you have to use a third party connection manager, you can instruct wlansvc not to manage a specific adapter by running the command: netsh wlan set autoconfig enabled=no interface=<intf-name>. This will leave wlansvc running but will tell it not to manage connections attempts on adapter <intf-name> (typically you want "Wireless Network Connection"). In most cases this should suffice for you and the 3rd party connection manager will usually depend on WLAN Autoconfig to operate. That should work for most of you. Well, I'm on Windows 7 Home Premium.... Let me know if this worked. Thanks!
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