Wow! I can not believe it. I installed ActiveHome Pro (SW31A) version 3.293, without a single plug in, and after 5 whole days of my Wireless NIC working flawlessly, my wireless connection crashed again as it had before I reinstalled my whole Operating System as mentioned previously. I rebooted my computer 4 times doing soft and hard reboots but none of that My Wireless Card is: Intel(R) Wireless WiFi Link 4965AGN installed on a Sony Vaio running Windows Vista 32-bit OS
I can't believe it either. So 292 works fine, but 293 causes a problem??? Hmm...
Here's something to try: x10nets.exe contains the built-in web server for AHP, as well as managing all X10 USB devices, including the CM15. When we first released iWatchMobile, we only started the web server when AHP was started. Now, we start on system startup. Let's delay starting x10nets to see if that has any effect on your wireles NIC.
Install AHP. Before you reboot the first time, do the following:
1. Open the start menu and type 'services.msc', you will see the list of Windows Services
2. Scroll down to 'X10 Device Network Service'. Right click on the service and select 'Properties'.
3. Change the Startup type from 'Automatic' to 'Manual' and select OK.
4. Stop the 'X10 Device Network Service' by pressing Stop on the Properties dialog.
4. Close the services window
Now x10nets will only start when you explicitly tell it to. AHP will not run successfully (and will generate an error when you try and run it) until you manually start the service, or change the Startup type back to automatic.
Now reboot. Do you have wireless access? If yes, then the problem is your Wirless NIC can't handle a service opening a network connection at startup. Very lame, but we can work around that if that is the problem. If no, then that makes no sense. Double-check (via services.msc, or the 'Services' option on task manager), that 'X10 Device Network Service' is not started.
Assuming you've made it this far, and you still have wireless access, You can start the x10nets service from services.msc, or from the services tab on the control panel. Right click the service and select 'Start'.
Now, run AHP. Does everything work? If it does, and if this workaround fixes your problem, then we'll put an option that will fix your issue into the software for you.