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• No network has agreed the provided network path

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  I didn't used to have this problem so I suspect it may have been caused by Windows software update or security.

  Someone please offer suggestions of what I could try to fix this? I would surely appreciate!

  Is ' all remember in the movie "Jumping Jack Flash" where
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  IT IS CORRECTED! Now, the bad news... I am not sure whether
  set by one, or a combination of things (and don't have the)
  time to revisit every step, one at a time, to determine).

  First of all, I have disabled dynamic DHCP on the router and then tried to
  give a fixed IP address to each device on the network. Since I was
  am not a magician, I can not done correctly.
  Believer, I took unnecessary devices out of the network
  now that a desktop PC and laptop. Everything that
  has worked properly wired, but not wireless. This
  eliminated the DHCP server as the cause.

  I also tried static IP addresses with MAC filtering. Even
  result.

  It was suggested to use the router installation disc
  in the laptop, making sure what was the ONLY PC attached to
  the router set up. I decided to wipe it off, restart
  from scratch and a router reset (to factory specifications).
  Using the drive led me to unexpected errors in communication
  When installing... I must have tried three times before
  have the installation go properly due to a notch or
  another being incorrect on the laptop. I'm not sure to this
  point to know if the settings have been changed during testing or
  before that the problem surfaced first. I'm sorry. :-(. In any case, after
  the installation went through, I was back to square one with
  the same results and it was time to implement a
  Routine Diagnostic basis of strategy!

  Remember I mentioned in my OP that I disabled the
  security without wire, then everything worked? It was my
  main index. The router instruction manual * clearly *.
  indicates that the network will run as expected if the
  the router security key does not match the security key
  used in wireless devices (laptop). I must have read that
  100 times.

  In the router under Wireless Security Setup window
  It offers a choice of security key for "Disabled", "WPA."
  ("Personal", "WPA-Enterprise", "WPA2 Personal", "WPA2)
  Company', 'RADIUS' and 'WEP '.

  On the laptop, in the "Properties".
  File Association tab there is a drop down menu to
  'Network authentication '. Here, I can choose a security key
  of 'Open', 'shared', "WPA", "WPA - PSK", "WPA2" or "WPA2-PSK.

  This is where it gets confusing. Apparently, there is a
  difference between what the router calls a security key and
  What laptop called a key... In other words, security
  the key of the router offers are not * identical * to the
  choice of laptop. After learning what are the differences each
  security key was, I determined "WPA Personal" is not the same
  like "WPA - PSK". "PSK" is not equal "Personal" means
  "Pre-shared Key". My bad. How stupid of me to not assume that
  the names were different! Why are there no uniformity between
  that the router offered and what are the choices has had the laptop?

  Knowing 'Disabled' (called 'Open' in the laptop - see the)
  similarity?) worked, I tried the next enhanced security
  key, 'WEP '. That selection offered some protection but not
  everything worked! Then I tried "WPA" then "WPA - PSK", etc.
  until I found (what I believe to be) the only security key
  to work properly... "WPA2 Personal" on the router and "WPA2".
  in the laptop (SAME aspect you?) allowed me to do
  all that I could do wired! I had assumed
  erroniously, that if the next highest security key does not
  work, none would be. I was wrong!

  Weird: I believe in my frustration, before
  by selecting the WPA2 key, I'm distracted me and I ran the
  Assistant wireless network on the desktop PC. Keep in mind
  This PC has no wireless card. After having 'done '.
  with success", I explored the laptop and vice versa
  Wireless! This step may or may not be the "KEY" to all the
  the long, sorry.

  BTW, I think it was "D" (the key the song was written in)
  ;-))).

• Windows 7 network can't see multiple devices on the network

  Hi all.  I'm about to leave my hair on this issue - I hope someone can prevent the horror that would be me without hair.

  I am running Windows 7 Home Edition on a personal computer that is connected via cable to a router UVerse also providing my home with wireless services.

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  Here are some details on where I started after the last reformat:

  The PC is connected to a homegroup.

  The PC has a wired connection to the router.  The devices are connected over wireless.

  The firewall is turned on.

  AVG anti-virus has been activated.

  Network discovery, file and sharing printers and streaming media are all enabled.

  Password sharing is disabled.

  Devices could stream Netflix/Hulu as well as files on my computer (using the PlayOn Server - I've never used WMP).

  Now my devices can still Streaming Netflix/Hulu, but not the files on my computer.  The PC can't see the devices and the devices cannot see the PC.

  Here is a list of most of the things I've tried to solve (although I've done so many things, I probably don't forget some):

  I added the PC to the wireless network, so now that it is connected both cables and wireless.  I even tried to fill these connections, although I removed the bridge when I saw that there was no difference.

  I have disabled the firewall completely.

  I disabled the AV entirely.

  I switched a residential group to a working network and vice versa.

  I gave you the assigned IPs devices in the router configuration.

  I've rolled back all the windows updates installed since the last time the devices showed in the PC network.

  I've removed the devices on the network, reconnected the and reconfigured to ensure that they have the media streaming (if applicable).

  I did several reboots the PC, the router, and devices.

  I added the PlayStation Network and XBOX Live and applications hosted under NAT/game on my router.

  I have enabled file sharing for devices that use 40 encryption or 56-bit.

  Additional troubleshooting information:

  When I try to add a device using the Add Device dialog box, no device never shows.

  Under media streaming options, when I look at instruments under all the networks and Local network, no unknown device only shows (even in WMP).  All devices that * show are already set to 'allow '.

  If I have access to my router configuration, the devices will appear as connected.

  I can ping devices from the PC.

  I searched endlessly on the Internet (including other threads on this forum) and have tried all of the suggestions I thought.  The only thing I can't do is activate uPNP on my router because routers Uverse do not offer this option.  However, I don't think that it's important because my PC could see these devices for some time after my last reformat and made no changes to the configuration of the router.

  Because multiple and different wireless devices are involved, and because a reformat solves the problem, in my view, it is a Windows problem, but I can't understand what to change on my system to make things work again.

  Anyone have any ideas?

  Hello

  Thanks for posting your query in Microsoft Community.

  It's a shame that you have to format the system first and now, the problem still persists. I really appreciate the efforts made to try to resolve the problem. This can be due to any dispute of third party software due to which the connection failed. I suggest you follow the methods below and check.

  Method 1: Run the network troubleshooter to diagnose the problem.

  Run the network troubleshooter

  Method 2: start the computer in safe mode with network and then perform the clean boot.

  Step 1: restart the computer in safe mode with network and check if the problem occurs, proceed as in the link:

  See: , start your computer in safe mode

  Step 2: If the safe mode with network works, perform clean boot and check if any third-party application is causing problem.

  Put your system to the clean boot state helps determine if third-party applications or startup items are causing the problem. You must follow the steps in the article mentioned below to perform a clean boot.

  How to perform a clean boot in Windows

  Note: see 'How do I reset the computer to start normally after a boot minimum troubleshooting' to reset the computer starts normally after troubleshooting.

  Method 3: To enable the network devices to display on the network map, they must meet four requirements:

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  • Devices must be DETECTABLE: The network discovery setting allows devices to be able to be seen by other devices on the same network. For more information, please consult: , enable or disable network discovery
  • Devices must comply with the LINK LAYER TOPOLOGY DISCOVERY Protocol: Topology Discovery LLTD (Link Layer) is a protocol developed by Microsoft to enable networked devices to 'discover' each other. If a device does not use the LLTD protocol so it can not be displayed in the network map. Windows 7 computers have the LLTD protocol implemented.
  • LLTD must be enabled on your LAN connection properties: The Link Layer Topology Discovery Mapper of e/s driver and the Link Layer Topology Discovery responder must be enabled on your local area connections properties panel.

  To check LLTD is enabled, you can refer to the following steps:

  a. Select open network and sharing Center by clicking on the icon of your network down to the right of your task bar:

  b. now, click connect to the Local network

  c. now, click on Properties

  d. ensure that two LLTD options below are selected (by default, these options are still enabled in Windows 7).

  From now to try the methods above and let us know the status. We will be happy to help you further.

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