http://forum.werockyourweb.com/ We Rock Your Web Forum Tag: lns - Recent Posts en Thu, 17 May 2012 23:02:43 +0000 http://forum.werockyourweb.com/security/windows-7-look-n-stop-autostart-not-working#post-641 Wed, 01 Dec 2010 11:23:08 +0000 cwd 641@http://forum.werockyourweb.com/ <p>Browse to your Start Menu and type "msconfig.exe" in the run box. Select the "Startup" tab and see if Look n Stop is listed there. If it is, and it's still not starting up, try manually adding it to the Windows "Startup" folder as follows.</p> <p>Browse to Start Menu &gt; All Folders &gt; Startup. Create a shortcut of Look N Stop (type "Look N Stop" into the run box, then right-click and "send to desktop" will create a shortcut). Move the LNS shortcut into the Windows Startup folder.</p> <p>Upon reboot you should see LNS start. If not, please post back. </p> http://forum.werockyourweb.com/security/windows-7-look-n-stop-autostart-not-working#post-640 Wed, 01 Dec 2010 11:16:53 +0000 Anonymous 640@http://forum.werockyourweb.com/ <p>Do you have LNS set to "run as administrator" (Right-click &gt; Properties &gt; Compatibility &gt; "Run as Administrator")? If so, that might be causing the issue, and it won't have the necessary permissions to run on startup. </p> http://forum.werockyourweb.com/security/windows-7-look-n-stop-autostart-not-working#post-617 Tue, 16 Nov 2010 14:50:52 +0000 sBiz101 617@http://forum.werockyourweb.com/ <p>I'm running Windows 7 O/S (64-bit) with Look N Stop (LNS) 64-bit firewall (which I love - it's rule-based and very lightweight). But recently, when I reboot my PC, Look N Stop won't startup. The first time I didn't notice it hadn't started until several weeks of being online (yikes!). Luckily I also had Windows Firewall up or I'd probably be screwed.</p> <p>I've tried setting LNS to autostart as both a system and service, but it never does. Any ideas? </p> http://forum.werockyourweb.com/security/error-during-the-installation-of-the-lnsfw1-driver-11-24#post-253 Tue, 23 Feb 2010 18:02:59 +0000 cwd 253@http://forum.werockyourweb.com/ <p>Hi Jeff,</p> <p>There's a few things to try:</p> <p>1) Browse to Start &gt; Run &gt; "msconfig.exe" &gt; Startup tab &gt; and disable the WLAN item ("WLAN network adapter Wireless LAN Configuration"). It should be pointing to something like "<code>c:\WINDOWS\system32\wlansta.exe /CONFIGURE</code>"<br /> 2) Browse to the location of the WLAN configuration file (c:\WINDOWS\system32\wlansta.exe) and rename it to wlansta.bak.<br /> 3) Open up your registry (create a system restore point first!) and make the following adjustments:<br /> - Browse to <code>HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\GroupOrderList</code>, and edit the <code>PNP_TDI</code> key. (It's value, I'm guessing, is REG_NONE, when it should be <code>REG_BINARY</code>). Rename it to PNP_TDI_Bak and create a new binary key named PNP_TDI. Copy (via right-click &gt; select all) all the values from PNP_TDI_Bak and paste them into your new PNP_TDI key.</p> <p>Reboot and see if this solves the problem. </p> http://forum.werockyourweb.com/security/error-during-the-installation-of-the-lnsfw1-driver-11-24#post-252 Tue, 23 Feb 2010 17:56:38 +0000 JeffNox 252@http://forum.werockyourweb.com/ <p>This is the error message I'm getting while trying to install Look N Stop (LNS) firewall: <strong>Error during the installation of the lnsfw1 driver : 11 24</strong></p> <p>Anyone here at CWD have any idea what could be causing this error? I know I recently tried to upgrade my old PCMCIA card (11b) to support WPA security, but the process was intensive and I'm guessing I screwed something up. I'm hoping there's a relatively easy fix for this... </p>