Nope, one restart will do. Did you look at the dependencies for WZC and track down which one is preventing it from starting? Did you then look at those to see why they couldn't start? There may be entries in the System Event Log for the failing service.
Extensible Authentication Protocol I don't know how to use the SEL, but I played with it and it seems the last log of any kind for Wlan Autoconfig was from 7 days ago the day it stopped working.
How should I go about looking for a failing service in SEL? I don't know what they are, where they are, or how to check to see if they work. If all the dependencies are starting, did you look at WZC's startup mode in Services? It should be set to automatic. But it isn't starting automatically or manually when I click "start".
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