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• IDM access after an upgrade

  Hi, I have recently updated my JOINT-2 5.0 (2) to 6.0 E1 (4A). But I couldn't access it during the IDM. Has anyone ever encountered this problem before? I was wondering if I missed something or I need to patch anything.

  Thanks in advance.

  Kind regards

  Jonix

  Maybe its something related to Java requirements change between versions. Follow these steps:

  (1) try different browsers

  (2) try different PC

  (3) try to use Java 1.5.x and not 1.6.x. make sure you have selected it in IE > Internet Options > advanced > Java (Sun)

  (4) size, try to assign memory Java - Xmx256m in the Java Control Panel.

  Just in case also double-check the network-settings/ACL in the service host / Network Configuration. (But if it was not correct, telnet will not work too)

  Concerning

  Farrukh

• Email access problem - Satellite A200-27R

  I bought a computer laptop toshiba A200-27R.
  It has Vista home edition. I use AOL as my homepage I always use aol as my main email, although I don't use them as my internet provider. (Virgin is my internet provider) Everything was fine, but now I can't seem to access my mail more. There is no problem accessing it on my desktop pc, just the laptop. I put in my login information and the following text is displayed

  The service error of
  There was a problem processing your request. An unspecified error has occurred.

  Try again

  Your comments | Help pages | AOL.com

  The technical stuff:
  Error code: C0FE1700
  Report ID: 30077-webmail-20080929-141853

  I tried pages to help with anything not done, they want to charge me the aol software, but as I don't use them as my ISP I can't use the software. What gets me, is that I can access without any problem on the desktop. I use xp on the desktop computer. Please I appreciate any help or advice, please note that I am not very technical, so I need help in basic terms.

  Hello

  Looks like you can connect to the internet properly
  So it s not a problem with an internet connection, but with your AOL account.

  I m not very well why you can't access the email account but I m sure that it s is not a problem of laptop.
  You said that you can access the email on another computer under Win XP.
  The A200 using Vista.

  In my opinion, there could be a problem with the AOL software probably it s not fully compatible with Vista

• Access problem control panel loading Group on the 2 tabs

  I'm using LabWindows CVI 10.0. My intention is to programmatically disable a control array in a Panel.

  Problem:

  I am loading a panel with the control array in the pages of TabControl - Tab0 and Tab1.

  Error occurs when access programmatically through below functions.

  GetCtrlArrayFromResourceID (Tab0_panel, CTRLARRAY) - able to get the resource ID.

  GetCtrlArrayFromResourceID (Tab1_panel, CTRLARRAY) not able to get the resource ID.

  His error as the ID resource not found in UIR.

  Error image which I enclose below for reference.

  Please give some suggestions.

  Ah,... that you should have mentioned earlier...: no, it's not the same.

  In addition, EasyTab is outdated and replaced, so I suggest you move your user interface to true tab panels

• Internet access problem no problems Out Of Range

  Hello

  I have some problems with the computer at the laboratory of computer science at the school.
  I had fixed the elimination of the problems of the range with starting pc mode vga but how to solve this problem, so it can boot normally without pressing f8?
  After that I had signed, I can't access the internet even if the parameters are normal and the other computers connect to the internet.
  Please fix this!

  Hello

  1 did you do changes on the computer before the show?

  2. What is the full error message that you receive on out of range problems?

  Method 1:

  See the site:

  Windows wireless and wired network connection problems

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/help/wired-and-wireless-network-connection-problems-in-Windows

  Run the fixit in normal mode and check.

  Method 2:

  Check if the problem persists in safe mode with network. If the problem does not persist in SafeMode with network check if the problem persists in the boot.

  Step 1: Safe Mode with networking

  Networking in safe mode starts Windows with a limited set of files and drivers. Startup programs do not work in safe mode, and only the basic drivers needed to start Windows are installed.

  See the site:

  To start the computer in safe mode

  http://www.Microsoft.com/resources/documentation/Windows/XP/all/proddocs/en-us/boot_failsafe.mspx?mfr=true

  Step 2: Clean boot

  How to configure Windows XP to start in a "clean boot" State

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/310353

  Note: To set the computer back to start normally, use the procedure How to configure Windows to use a Normal startup state in the same page.

  Note: If in case you are connected through a wireless connection and then when you start the System Configuration utility to perform the clean boot, click Startup and Services tab one time and check see topic wireless are turned on (Enabled).

• Malware & memory access problem

  I have a problem I have the thing about security scam "Smart Antivirus Protection" that appears on and outside. I ran a scan that tells me I have a problem to access memory at address Ox1FC408, with a note saying that if I see this error, operational information may be lost. Also this Trojan:Win32 / Sinada.R and Trojan: Win64 / Sinada have been detected but not deleted. How can I fix the memory access and to get rid of these problems of Trojan. Thank you.

  Hello
  Try following the steps in this virus/malware removal guide: http://www.selectrealsecurity.com/malware-removal-guide
  It contains instructions which will remove most malware infections. If you have any questions, just ask me. I hope this helps you.
  Brian

• Wired Internet access problem

  Sorry for the long post, but I want to give you all the information possible to help me.

  I play for my father guy remote tech support, but my credentials in the field of networking are rather weak, so I need help.

  My father recently interrupted an update of Windows on his laptop computer. (He thought the computer was off, but instead the screen had just blanked, and when he thought he was turning on the computer, it is in fact the computer off during the update).

  Since this event, his cell phone was not able to connect to the internet with a wired or wireless connection.

  When it is connected directly to the DSL modem and it brings up the internet browser, it get an error "cannot display web page". In response to the offer of the IE to diagnose the connection problem, he diagnosed the problem and it is usually said that it only is not an IP address. Another time, he suggested that he 'cycle' his modem and router.

  It would be the right information to take at face value except... the wired connection was taken directly from his desktop... that connects successfully to the internet. For example, it can surf the internet from her desktop computer, but when he takes the ethernet cable from the desktop computer and plug it on the laptop, it cannot access the internet.

  So - at least seems to me-there is really no problem with the modem or the ISP he uses (the modem is an ACTIONTEC, which also has wireless capability).

  I think that there is a problem with his laptop, perhaps with network components. Maybe they need to be replaced? But I'm not an expert and I do not know how to try this.

  I asked him to do an IPCONFIG/all in a command window, and it is (approximately) that he comes back (he read the results for me on the phone):

  Windows IP configuration

  Name of the host...: MY_LAPTOP
  Primary Dns suffix...:
  Node... type: hybrid
  Active... IP routing: Yes
  Active... proxy WINS: No.

  Ethernet wireless network adapter:

  The connection-specific DNS suffix. :
  ... Description: Intel® wireless Wifi Link 4965AGN
  Physical address.... : 00-1F-3B-30-55-91
  DHCP active...: No.
  ... The IP address: 192.168.0.1
  ... Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0.
  ... Default gateway. :

  Ethernet card: Local 2 network connection

  The connection-specific DNS suffix. :
  ... Description: Broadcom 440 x 10/100 Integrated Controller
  Physical address.... : 00-1D-09-D8-2E-CE
  DHCP active...: Yes
  Autoconfiguration enabled yes
  Autoconfiguration IP 169.254.226.11
  ... Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0.
  ... Default gateway. :

  Looks like he gets an IP address... so what could be the problem?

  Can someone help me fix his laptop computer connection, either by telling me how to reinstall the network components or even helping me diagnose the connection problem?

  My father lives miles away from me, if it's a little hard to do it remotely.

  Thanks for any help.

  Problems caused by a Windows Update break are probably better asked in the Windows Update forum, but I can suggest a few things, account required to the information you provided.

  Error messages are received? If so, give them in its entirety, without paraphrasing.
  Check the event viewer (start > run > eventvwr > OK) for the recent error messages (no need to go far back in time).  Double-click any line in the observer of events that shows and error to open the 'Properties' window for more details

  Event Viewer messages can be copied to the Clipboard (and then pasted into a response by email or forum) by clicking on the copy icon (below arrows up/down) on the property page.

  What version of Windows (right click on my computer > properties)?

  According to the reported data, the computer seems to have a wireless connection with success, but the lack of a default gateway is suspect, as is the 'no' beside "DHCP enabled".  I suspect, as Saurabh Joshi apparently already done, that the wireless card has been configured manually (for example, a static IP address).  In any case, you don't even mention the existence of a wireless network.

  Information for the Ethernet (wired) connection certainly shows a failure to get an IP address from the router.

  Try to deal with network problems 3rd hand is really shooting in the dark, but while you wait for an answer on the forum of Windows Update, the following steps should not hurt and may in fact make things.

  1 reset TCP/IP (see http://support.microsoft.com/kb/299357)

  Open a command prompt window (start > run > cmd > OK)
  In the black command prompt window, type the following line and press enter
  netsh int ip reset c:\resetlog.txt
  Then close the command prompt window

  2 reset Winsock (see http://support.microsoft.com/kb/811259)

  Open a command prompt window (start > run > cmd > OK)
  In the black command prompt window, type the following line and press enter
  netsh winsock reset
  Then close the command prompt window

  3. restart the computer and see if connection has changed.

  You can also check the network by Hans - Georg Michna MVP MS Windows problem solver: http://winhlp.com/wxnet.htm you'll probably fill on your computer with your father on the phone in front of his computer.

• Actions through OpenVPN access problems

  Hello!

  If you are installing the client OpenVPN for Windows XP (regardless of the MS level) and it connects to the OpenVPN server can (sometimes after a reboot, sometimes right away) the other machine on the other end cannot access Windows XP actions if the connection machine a NetBIOS over TCP/IP (port 139) disabled. The error message is 'no network couldn't take the provided network path."

  Œuvres ping and all the firewall is turned off. Sniff the OpenVPN adapter reveals that XP meets port 445 with a RST packet (also called connection refused).

  OpenVPN adapter uncheck file service and print server and double check that it makes it work (i.e. XP starts normally answer on port 445 on OpenVPN adapter too). The print spooler service must be restarted too. But this only lasts until the next computer restart.

  This would imply that the file and printer sharing service is not related to OpenVPN adapter but netstat - aon | find ": 445 ' watch 0.0.0.0:445 is correctly bound to the process of the system 4.

  Gert Döring of openvpn-devel mailing list commented on the topic:

  6/26/2010 Gert Doering<*** email="" address="" is="" removed="" for="" privacy="" ***="">

  Hello

  
  On Wednesday, 23 June 2010, at 22:50:45 + 0300, Henno Taht says:
  > Wednesday, June 23, 2010 at 22:48, Gert Doering <*** email="" address="" is="" removed="" for="" privacy="" ***="">wrote:

  > On Wednesday, June 23, 2010 at 09:10:10 + 0200, Jan just Keijser wrote:
  > assigns an address 169.254. If it works for you as well, then perhaps the
  > tap-win32 developers can dive more deeply into this and find out why windows
  > the 'always connected' adapter to treat differently a ' application
  > controlled ' adapter.
  > >
  > I guess that windows services are not "related" to the "dynamic"... interfaces
  >
  > You mean by dynamic interface, an interface that has "obtain IP address".
  ' > automatically "set?

  No, I was thinking about interfaces that sort of "aren't always there.

  But it was a false idea, interface TAP * is * always there - which of
  controlled application is if she is 'connected to an ethernet cable.
  (virtual, of course) all the time, or only if openvpn, it says so.

  But my idea is not really sense – it's like windows would not be
  Start windows sharing if the ethernet cable is not connected at boot time.

  
  Gert

  (this post never made to archives for a reason, even if Gert cc had openvpn-users and openvpn-devel)

  Also, Jan just Keijser openvpn users list said:

  2010-6-22 jan just Keijser<*** email="" address="" is="" removed="" for="" privacy="" ***="">

  Henno Taht says:

  The only thing I can think is that Windows XP explicitly forbidden access to the port 445 as contre-caution unless it comes from a "official" network card

  That's exactly how it feels. But why the Windows XP (and only Windows XP) would block OpenVPN TAP adaptor (and only this particular card) service for sharing files and printer (port 445, aka microsoft-ds a.k.a. DirectSMB) and only when the IP map of OpenVPN is configured with DHCP (if you put the IP address manually, no problems).

  Is there some sweet security mechanism integrated in the XP kernel that blocks incoming connections on port 445 (controlled by 'System' process with PID 4) if the adapter is 'virtual', even if process control binds to 0.0.0.0?

  Hoping someone at Microsoft reads this,
  Henno Taht

  Hello!

  If you are installing the client OpenVPN for Windows XP (regardless of the MS level) and it connects to the OpenVPN server can (sometimes after a reboot, sometimes right away) the other machine on the other end cannot access Windows XP actions if the connection machine a NetBIOS over TCP/IP (port 139) disabled. The error message is 'no network couldn't take the provided network path."

  Œuvres ping and all the firewall is turned off. Sniff the OpenVPN adapter reveals that XP meets port 445 with a RST packet (also called connection refused).

  OpenVPN adapter uncheck file service and print server and double check that it makes it work (i.e. XP starts normally answer on port 445 on OpenVPN adapter too). The print spooler service must be restarted too. But this only lasts until the next computer restart.

  This would imply that the file and printer sharing service is not related to OpenVPN adapter but netstat - aon | find ": 445 ' watch 0.0.0.0:445 is correctly bound to the process of the system 4.

  Gert Döring of openvpn-devel mailing list commented on the topic:

  6/26/2010 Gert Doering<*** email="" address="" is="" removed="" for="" privacy="" ***="">

  Hello

  
  On Wednesday, 23 June 2010, at 22:50:45 + 0300, Henno Taht says:
  > Wednesday, June 23, 2010 at 22:48, Gert Doering <*** email="" address="" is="" removed="" for="" privacy="" ***="">wrote:

  > On Wednesday, June 23, 2010 at 09:10:10 + 0200, Jan just Keijser wrote:
  > assigns an address 169.254. If it works for you as well, then perhaps the
  > tap-win32 developers can dive more deeply into this and find out why windows
  > the 'always connected' adapter to treat differently a ' application
  > controlled ' adapter.
  > >
  > I guess that windows services are not "related" to the "dynamic"... interfaces
  >
  > You mean by dynamic interface, an interface that has "obtain IP address".
  ' > automatically "set?

  No, I was thinking about interfaces that sort of "aren't always there.

  But it was a false idea, interface TAP * is * always there - which of
  controlled application is if she is 'connected to an ethernet cable.
  (virtual, of course) all the time, or only if openvpn, it says so.

  But my idea is not really sense – it's like windows would not be
  Start windows sharing if the ethernet cable is not connected at boot time.

  
  Gert

  (this post never made to archives for a reason, even if Gert cc had openvpn-users and openvpn-devel)

  Also, Jan just Keijser openvpn users list said:

  2010-6-22 jan just Keijser<*** email="" address="" is="" removed="" for="" privacy="" ***="">

  Henno Taht says:

  The only thing I can think is that Windows XP explicitly forbidden access to the port 445 as contre-caution unless it comes from a "official" network card

  That's exactly how it feels. But why the Windows XP (and only Windows XP) would block OpenVPN TAP adaptor (and only this particular card) service for sharing files and printer (port 445, aka microsoft-ds a.k.a. DirectSMB) and only when the IP map of OpenVPN is configured with DHCP (if you put the IP address manually, no problems).

  Is there some sweet security mechanism integrated in the XP kernel that blocks incoming connections on port 445 (controlled by 'System' process with PID 4) if the adapter is 'virtual', even if process control binds to 0.0.0.0?

  Hoping someone at Microsoft reads this,
  Henno Taht

  I thought about it... just go into the drive you want to share, click share... click Permissions... add... click click on advanced... click on advanced search now... Select ANONYMOUS LOGON, and then click OK. You will probably even if connect to it using the format "\\192.168.0.1\a", but it works.

• URGENT! -FILES-ACCESS PROBLEM!

  Hiyall! S ' Please help if you can...

  -URGENT ACCESS to the FILE PROBLEM !!! :

  Heres my PC info:

  -Operating system: Windows XP/Service Pack 3

  -Browser: Firefox/version 3.6.13 (latest version)

  -Current photo editing software: www.paint.net (similar to Microsoft Paint )

  -Image main edition format: BMP

  I have a personal collection of 10 years ofhundreds of FOLDERS containingthousands of FILES to image BMP image. Even if there are years that I had named FOLDERS and FILES with necessarily long names, I was still able to immediately Open ,view , and modify one of these years (and that icontinually still need to do).

  Many of these FILES are images of old vintagemagazine covers (FILE FOLDERand appoints State the title of theperiodical and Publisher), while many other arenecessarily the names of the descriptive RECORD of the domestic magazine images .

  Here is an example of 31 characters in a FOLDER name ofmagazine cover :

  Sunrisers - Sun editions

  PROBLEM URGENT:

  For a long time, I could immediatelyOpen , view , and Edit ALL of these FOLDERS and FILES (which I need constantly to be done),, but now...

  - If the FOLDER name is 15 characters , when Left clicked, the FILE isNOT open!

  - If the FILE name is more than 22 characters long , the image doesNOT open for preview ("preview " is then missing from the menu drop-down "), or for editing!

  IMPORTANT NOTE: Because a lot of these FILE names arenecessarily the titles of journals (and the names of the publishers) descriptive ornecessarily for other image FILES, I canNOT shorten these important names of FOLDERS and FILES!

  QUESTION: Why I was able to open instantly, view and modify any these long name and FILESbefore , but NOT now ?

  QUESTION: What can I do (or re - set in the FILES Windows system ) so that I can stillOpen , view , and modify these FILES and FOLDERS?

  It is difficult to say with certainty, but the only limitation of size of Windows I know with the file/folder names is the full path name cannot exceed 255 characters.  This means that the full path to your file or directory (as in "C:\Documents and Settings\Alexander\My Documents\magazines\ [...]" "") cannot exceed 255 - ish characters total.  If this is your problem, you can work with this is to move your files more closely to the c:\ root directory.  Another is to deal with it to bring up a command prompt window (start-> Run-> "cmd") and use the command SUBST:
  SUBST S: "C:\Documents and Settings\Alexander\My Documents\magazines"
  .. who will create a "S" disk that starts at the level of the "magazines" folder so you can access files by using your "S:" designation to drive and save a lot of characters in the path/name of the global file.

  That said, it is always possible that your application has put yet more restrictive lengths on the names of files/folders.  In this case, it is out of scope for this forum and you will have to contact the author of this program or to set up a different photo editing program.

  HTH,
  JW

• IDE hard drive into a portable speaker access problem.

  I got your desktop who died (power is not a replacement value).  I removed the two hard drives (IDE) and bought pens for use as portable hard drives.  I have not had any problems at all with the 'second' hard disk that I had originally put in place as a backup of data - music, photos, etc.  The problem I have is trying to access the old 'C' drive like a laptop.  I was hoping I could at least reformat and use it as additional storage.  I tried every possible rider but still cannot access this drive from my Vista laptop or my desktop XP.  The disc spins and it is "kind of recognized" by the host computer, but when I try to right click on it in "my computer" everything freezes.  I can still access it through the BACK.  I guess it has something to do with the fact that there is an operating system on the drive, but I was hoping that I could at least go enough to wipe.  Another strange thing is that when it is displayed in 'My computer' it appears as two disks-(that is to say E, F, or similar)

  I could solve this problem.  Using disk management, I was able to reformat the drive, leaving a small 4 GB EISA partition, which I was able to remove by using DISKPART.  In retrospect, it is more work that it was worth for a small car, but I now have a 120 GB drive laptop that I can use for storage of photos or other.

• Several computers access problem

  I just bought a WRT610 to replace my WRT54G and replied the old settings of the router.  My three home computers (wired new desktop, wired old desk, wireless laptop) can access to internet and ping the router, but cannot see each other (no ping, no remote desktop, no sharing administrative and nothing during the exploration of the network).  He worked on the old router.  Is there a setting that I missed somewhere or something?

  I appreciate your help!

  This is probably a problem with computer software firewall.  If you have connected your new router, firewall software computer noticed "joins a new network" (your new router has a new MAC address).  When you join a new network, the computer software firewall assumes that it can trust the other computers on the network and therefore blocking them.

  To resolve this issue, go to the computer on each computer software firewall and set it to "trust", other computers on your network.

• The Customer Service of group policy has denied access problem

  After the execution of a routine Windows Update as I always do, I was asked to restart my HP laptop (running than Home Premium 32-bit Vista). The only other thing I had opened was a radio station playing music from the internet. I didn't close anything before restarting as I thought he would close himself. So I just rebooted. Like the reboot process that was going on, I noticed that my laptop came into DOS mode and all kinds of lines of text have been created and saved, but I assumed it was part of the updates. However, when I went to reconnect, I was greeted by the following: group access policy Customer Service refused.

  Much I read on the forum and heard that this problem occurs for many. What I read, it seems to have nothing to do with the specific update or that they were installing the software, but everything to do with the user account?

  I had only one account configured, so I was forced to restart in safe mode in order to create a new account. But when I created this new account, it does not appear in the c:\Users[user-name]\Music\iTunes\iTunes. All my user account is a folder owner and a Public folder, and no record has my user names listed in their breast. So I couldn't copy the files from my old username to my new.

  I tried to restore my computer to a different date, but unfortunately, I had too many things on the laptop to create a backup file on the D drive, I never did. I know, stupid me!

  I also tried looking up 'services' in the help section and then scroll to find "group policy client" and that there is nothing listed at close distance from that.

  I've seen a lot of these posts dating from 2008, 2010 and 2011, and I tried just about every does not.

  Can someone help me please? I use this laptop for my home based business and my Quickbooks is. I depend greatly on this laptop, and I need to work again for me!

  Darlene

  Hello DarleneR,

  Thanks for the return of the response.  You have attemtped to enter your boot options and try last known good configuration?   You have a Setup disk for your version of Windows Vista?

  Using the last good known Configuration

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/using-last-known-good-configuration

  Please let us know status.

• Internet - online access problems

  I use a wireless home network.  When you access some sites internet the system automatically strikes me offline, and I have to click on tools and work offline button go back online.  For some addresses it keeps switch to offline mode and will not allow me to go online to access the site.  If I go to a different address, it works normally.

  How can I solve this problem?

  Thanks for the help

  Go to the website of the manufacturer of your router > make sure you have the latest Firmware in Vista for it.

  Go to the website of the manufacturer of your computer/notebook > drivers and downloads Section > key in your model number > look for it last network adapters Vista drivers > download/install the.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/troubleshoot-network-adapter-problems

  Troubleshoot network adapter problems to Microsoft link above.

  Try without commitment TCP/IPv6:

  If you still have internet connection probs, one thing to try is the separation of the TCP/IPv6 (which is done by going to network connection > right click > properties > it uncheck > OK.)

  http://digitalmediaphile.WordPress.com/IPv6-how-to-unbind-from-a-NIC-in-Windows-Vista/

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• Internet access problem

  I don't know it is purely a problem of Vista, but the tech at my IP guy thought so. I'd appreciate any help that anyone can give!

  Details: HP Pavilion, Windows Vista, by modem cable (not wireless).

  Last week, my IP had a power outage in my area. My internet has completely disappeared for a few hours. When he returned, my internet connection was not quite right. I had access to some web sites, but not others. Some web sites would only partially (ie. text but no pictures). It's true that I used Internet Explorer or Safari. In addition, AOL Instant Messenger would work not (connection failed).

  I contacted the technical support of my IP the next day. A high level (supposedly) tech guy helped me for several hours. He had me doing many tests, including completely un-installing my anti-virus (Norton) to see if that would help. No change.

  He sends a new modem for me the next day to see if that was the problem. The modem works fine, but it did not help. (The guy who tested my line on his laptop computer. He had full internet access. "I was still unable to connect to several websites, or PURPOSE, same as before).

  After that, the tech guy refused to help me no more. He said that he was strictly a PC problem. I agree that there must be something wrong with my PC, no doubt with Vista, although all the problems began immediately after the failure (and everything was fine before this).

  I would really like to understand this problem, so any help would be GREATLY appreciated. Thank you.

  I want to thank all of you for your help. For some strange reason, everything returned to normal yesterday, without changing me anything on my PC. I don't know how this could happen, others that it really was a problem with my provider, and something got zero to their end somehow. Yes, which is not supposed to, but nothing about it makes no sense either.

  Anyway, thanks again for the help.

• Limited access: problems

  This is probably one of the most annoying problems can have a laptop in which I for example in the middle of an online game and all of a sudden the game started crashing and I finally limited access. To resolve this problem, I need to solve the problems which takes 3-4 minutes and sometimes even 7 if the problem requires a lot of work to solve the problems. Now this annoys me a lot and I searched for a solution but could not find. Please help me I really hate this problem.

  Hi Omar,.

  Please answer the questions below to help you best.

  1. What browser do you use to access the games online?
  2. You did changes to the computer before the show?

  The error message can be caused by several things. This error message may also be displayed when, in fact, you are already connected to the Internet. If this is the case, you can ignore the error message.

  To disable the error message, follow these steps.

  1. Control Panel open network connections.
  2. Double-click Local area connection, and then click Properties.
  3. On the general tab, clear the checkbox Notify me when this connection is limited or no connectivity .
  4. Click OKand then click close.

  Also, I suggest you run the network troubleshooter, and check the result-
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/open-networking-troubleshooters

  You can also check the status of the driver/adapter wireless network card and try to update the driver if necessary.

  Follow the steps to check the NIC in Device Manager:

  1. Click Startand then click Control Panel.
  2. Click system and Maintenance, click System, and then click Device Manager.
     Note: If Control Panel is in Classic view, double-click System, and then click Device Manager.
     If you are prompted for an administrator password or a confirmation, type the password, or click allow.
  3. Network adapter, expand network card, right-click on the devices listed. Here, you will get the listed device.
     Check if you have no point of exclamation or cross alongside the devices listed. If you have, then there is problem with the card is installed.

  Refer to the below mentioned link to update the drivers manually from the manufacturer's Web site.
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/update-a-driver-for-hardware-that-isn ' t-work correctly

  I hope this helps. Let us know the results.