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• Unable to connect to the network wireless company after Win7 upgrade

  My network is not broadcasting the SSID, so on Vista, I used to set up the connection manually.  However, with Win7 64, I get an error "an unexpected error has occurred."

  Reference Dell xpsM1330

  Intel WiFi Link 4965AGN

  Any help would be appreciated.

  OK, let's see if we can keep it active and come up with a solution...

  Got a POC MS to give me some info that may help...

  I have known many above have, while I can connect to wireless networks, including my home wpa2, plus any time, I tried to do a my wpa2-Enterprise don't, go and had errors in the event log. also the similar failures whenever I would try to manually create any wireless profile using wpa-enterprise or wpa2-enterprise.

  Note also mine was a machine that got USMT data migrated, and I have a feeling that it was responsible for migrating the keys below...

  So here was the final solution, and maybe you guys can check if it is the only necessary thing that I had tried various other things without result, but it was the 'last' modification I did that things work...

  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\services\RasMan\PPP\EAP

  There are a number of subkeys with different numeric values...

  while I can not tell you exactly what to search for, in my case I noticed there was a key pointing to what I expected, a related key ras in the ED. of windows\system32 however, I had also three other keys pointing to the files associated with Symantec, which I did not on my machine newly built.

  So I exported keys of a newly-built machine that did symantec. He had four keys under EAP, but only one, the last of them, was related to Symantec, underlined all the other files in system32.

  I have imported the keys in my broken machine, removed the a key which was related to symantec and without even having to restart... everything has been corrected...

  so... here my suggestion and I hope everyone can comments if it works, so we have more information if it's the order of the keys or just the presence of bad entries... but I would say, start by looking at your key under EAP and see if there's anything that references the dll files which may not exist on your machine.

  If you don't have these keys, either remove the key, either try to put the file in place which is referenced, assuming he hasn't.

  We will do other tests internally, so I'll feed if we have additional findings.

  Good luck.

• Network and sharing Center shows not connected, but the computer is connected to the wireless network

  When I open the network and sharing Center, or hold my mouse pointer on the icon of internet connection in the bottom right of the taskbar, it shows that I'm not connected to a network. However, I know that I'm connected to the internet. My internet and e-mail work correctly. Also, when I click on the 'Connect to a network' option, find the list of available wireless networks, and it shows that I'm connected to my home network. How can I make Windows everywhere where I am connected to the internet, instead of recognizing only on the list of the networks without wire-available?

  Had exactly the same problem on Windows 7 (win7). Connected to the Internet but the status showing no connection and a red cross on the network icon. Problem has also caused problems to connect to Lync and Office365 along with VPN, which apparently uses the status to check whether the connection is available.

  Found the solution here: http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en/w7itpronetworking/thread/df17c593-e78f-4878-97b0-7569307934c5

  Apparently, certain permissions gets hurt in the database record and must be fixed using RegEdit. The solution is a step by step and likely to be resolved simply by removing a cache of file using RegEdit and potentially affecting certain permissions.

  It will be useful.

• How can I have my network monitoring airport to see all connected devices?

  I would like to change the preferences of my Fritz! 1750th Repeater. I'll pass the LEDs of the question, but I can't access the device as http://fritz.repeater.

  Thank you for helping me!

  Sorry, we can not help you on a Fritz! Question of Repeater, but if you want an answer to your question of... How can I have my network monitoring airport to see all connected devices? ........

  On your MacBook Pro...

  Open Finder > Applications > utilities > AirPort Utility

  Hold down the option key on your Mac when you double-click on the image of your AirPort Base Station (we assume that you do not have an AirPort Base Station)

  A summary sheet opens to show all Wireless Clients that are currently connected to your network.

• Receiving the message 'a network security key is required to connect to oystershores.

  Original title: network security key

  I get a message from a network security key is required to connect to oystershores. What is oystershores?

  Hello

  1. What is the version of the operating system are you using?

  2. when exactly you will get this message?

  3. have you made changes on the computer before this problem?

  If you run Windows 7 or Vista, run clean boot:

  How to troubleshoot a problem by performing a clean boot in Windows Vista or in Windows 7

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/929135

  
  Please note:  After troubleshooting, be sure to start your computer in normal mode by following step 7.

  Hope the above information is helpful.

• Using Windows XP with an access switched. How can I stop the network Dialer to invite the user connect even if I checked never dial a connection in Control Panel, then apply, then OK?

  Using Windows XP with an access switched. How can I prevent the network Dialer to invite the user connect even if I checked: never establish a connection to the Control Panel, then apply, then OK? She comes right back in a few minutes for: always connect by default. Help! Control panel Connections tab doesn't really seem to apply my change to never establish a connection right back to always make the default connection. What else is there to do?

  Hi Richard,

  You did it all change hardware or software on your computer before this problem?

  You can follow this link & check if the problem persists:

  Network connections and remote access troubleshooting

  Hope the helps of information.

• I recently acquired a good/used Acer netbook. It had been used until I got it, and now when I try to attach it to my wireless network, he says, "no or limited connectivity. or "invalid IP addrsss.

  I spent a few hours with people from Verizon (we actually gave a d *).  Although the computer says it's my problem with the service, technology at Verizon showed my several times that it is not their fault.  Acer will not accept a new IP address.  We went back and ordered the change, and he constantly relocated the old IP address.

  The kicker is that he picked up on a little bit of info via the wireless, so I don't know that there is a possibility of service with this thing.

  Any ideas?  Thank you for your help.

  Router is a model UltraLine Series3 9100EM

  You explain what you mean by

  "Acer will not accept a new IP address.  We went back and ordered the change, and he has systematically relocated the old IP address.

  so the suggestions below can duplicate things you already have.

  Please describe, in as much detail as you can, the steps you have taken and what happened.

  What version of Windows XP, including the service pack is installed on the computer?

  The IP address that is indicated in the information provided (169.254.213.152) indicates that the adapter wifi on your computer is NOT connected to your router.  Almost always, this problem is caused by an incompatibility between the security settings of the router (for example, the password or encryption key) and the wifi adapter settings.

  By default, most provided by Verizon routers are configured with security basic 64 - bit WEP, WEP key wireless, printed on a label on the router.  It really is more appropriate wifi security... but before you can change it to something better, you have to connect to the router.

  How you proceed from here depends of if you have other computers that work with the router, if you can connect to Acer to the router via an Ethernet connection, or if you have to assume that the router is configured with the default SSID (serial number) and its default WEP encryption key.  If you can access the router using Acer connected by Ethernet or another computer, you will be able to determine the current configuration of the security of the router and reconfigure it so that it uses a more secure wifi encryption.

  So, do you have other computers connected to the router? Are wired or wireless connections? You can get the Acer to the router to connect with an Ethernet cable?

  We consider (1) that you have Windows XP with service pack 3 installed, (2) that you have no other computers connected to the router, (3) you cannot connect Acer to the router with an Ethernet cable, and (4) the router is configured to use the serial number and the WEP key printed on a label on the router.  The WEP key will be 10 hexadecimal digits, for example, 4 44463747.

  If one of the assumption 4 above is not correct, you might want to show returns with the additional information rather than follow the steps below (you can try anyway, but if the default router wifi security settings have been changed, they do not work).

  1. Go to the router, find the tag and copy the number series of the router (or SSID if specified) and the WEP key.
  2. Open network connections (start > run > ncpa.cpl > OK)
  3. Right click on your wireless adapter icon and choose Properties
  4. Click the wireless networks tab
  5. Make sure the box at the top next to "use Windows to configure my wireless."
  6. In the list of "Preferred networks", select the entry for your router (this should be the serial number of your router) then click on remove.
  7. Click on the view wireless networks"" button.
  8. SSID of your router (serial number) should appear in the list of wireless networks.  Select it and click "connect". When you are prompted for the password, enter the WEP key that you copied to the label of the router.
  9. Open a web browser and confirm that you can access the Internet.  If you do not have Internet, type 192.168.1.1 in the browser address box and confirm that you get to the login page of the router.  Verizon may or may not have configured a router password; If a password has BEEN configured, it will be written down on some of the paperwork that Verizon has given you when the system has been installed.

• 'absorbing the network address' and ' limited or no connectivity "messages...

  have a WRT54G2 router G wireless connected to the Mac (OSX) and a modem cable Comcast (Arris.model number TM502G) who tries to connect to a laptop (with Windows XP) to wireless internet. worked fine... now when it connects, I get the following "acquiring network address" followed "limited or no connectivity"... and it does not connect to internet despite the excellent signal strength. I am at a total loss... Please help.

  If you get this error message on your computer, this means that the settings on your computer is not compitable with your wireless routers settings. Make sure that the security that you use to connect to your wireless network is her even that you have configured on your router.

  Click Start and goto the control panel and double-click on network connections, right click wireless network connection and click Properties.
  Now, in this window, click on the second tab of wireless network and give a check mark on "use windows to configure my wireless" and then delete all network names present in the preferred networks window. Then click OK...
  Right click on the wireless again network connection and then click View available wireless networks and try to re - connect to your network...
  Now, it will give you the opportunity to put the network/wep key, make sure that you enter the correct network key and confirm...
  It will connect...

  Now, check if you are able to browse Internet on your computer.

• Wireless network is disabled by the hp connection manager after hibernation, sleep etc.

  Wireless network is disabled by the hp connection manager after hibernation, sleep and sometimes when I use the computer. I can't see preferences in HP Connection Manager to fix this, or Windows power management.

  What is the solution to keep the network wireless activated ALL THE TIME?

  Edition of the HP Connection Manager does not work, so I can't activate wireless again!

  My computer:
  HP ProBook 4530 s (new)

  Windows 7 Pro (included with the computer)

  No other power or utilities wireless isn't installed, just the HP utilities installed at the factory.

  In the hope of a quick solution.

  Thanks in advance.

  -Mikael Noerrelund, Denmark

  There is a setting in Connection Manager > Preferences > power to the device , which CAN be assigned to turn off the wireless / Bluetooth when you have left the connection manager.  You must Select / SET parameter.  You can see, just in case...  I never heard talk of the Connection Manager turn off wireless, unless it was to make it to the exit.

  You can do the following in the Device Manager to leave the power to the wireless and Bluetooth devices:

  Control Panel > display icon > Device Manager > network adapters >

  Right click on the WiFi link (Intel) (wording may vary) >

  in Properties > Powermanagement >

  Clear the check BOX "Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power".

  Ok

   

  Do the same for Bluetooth...
  

   

  I hope this helps...
  

• Network with HP Officejet 8500 A910A connectivity problem

  Network router: Linksys E4200

  Previously connected this printer on the network without any problems.

  Moved the printer to a new room and can connect is more.

  I am a professional computer experience and I'm stumped.

  I realize that closing the printer will probably caused a new IP address will be assigned by DHCP and we tried to work around that.

  Reset printer to factory default and reinstalled and reconnected to the network. Router can see the printer and now I have manually configured a static IP address for the printer. 192.168.1.101

  Router can ping the printer with no problems.

  None of my Windows 7 machines can ping the printer. I used the HP Support Assistant. You can find regularly but rarely the printer on the network. Even when it does not find the printer I still cannot ping it the same machine through the command line. I used printing HP and doctor Scan to check the network settings and I configured the static IP address on the printer to match the same subnet mask and gateway as found via the diagnostic tool. Still no dice.

  Puzzled and would like to know the pointers.

  Thanks in advance!

  Greg

  Correct me if I'm wrong, but Linksys DHCP IP 192.168.1.100 are thru.254 if I remember correctly.  You have a static IP address within the range the router DHCP.  You must configure the static IP address of 192.168.1.2 a.99.    Try using 192.168.1.10 as a static IP address.  Now go back and reinstall the drivers and full software.  Try now.

• router through comcast. When my laptop detects all networks, they are all together to connect automatically. It is causing me launch my own network. ?

  I have a router through comcast. When my laptop detects all networks, they are all together to connect automatically. It is causing me launch my own network. When I try to uncheck the other networks they remain just verified. I m not sure how to fix it

  You may contact Comcast or the manufacturer of your router support wireless.

• My computer has each network in the selected area to "connect automatically".

  I just bought a new Dell laptop for Christmas with Windows 8, and this is my 1st experience with Win 8.

  I noticed that when I view the list of the networks of all networks within range, all have the "Connect automatically" box checked. I just want to try to automatically connect to my own network. If I uncheck this box for all other networks it makes no difference - when I look at it once again, the box is checked.

  After that research on the internet I found some advice which suggests a right click on the network name and selecting "Forget this network" in the menu that appears. However, right click on the name of any network other than mine does nothing - no menu appears. If I right click on the name of my own network this menu ("Show estimated use, set as connection metered, forget this network," etc.)

  I saw a similar question posted here, as well as the answers given. It did not help. Stopping and starting WLAN Autoconfig Services makes no difference:
  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/windows_8-networking/networks-pane-the-connect-automatically-checkbox/ae5c77fb-1234-4D5B-bf77-628f8b902a7d

  It does not appear to me that this person you have his question resolved adequately, and it seems I have the same concern.

  Why win 8 is configured to automatically connect to all THE networks in the list of available networks, and why I can't uncheck the "Automatically connect" for I will not automatically try to connect to networks? To clarify, I can uncheck the box, but the change is not persistent; If I move my mouse away from this network and then name click on it again, "Connect automatically" is checked once again, apart from the fact that I just unchecked it.

  And why can't click on networks other than my own to get the menu choices that include "forget this network?

  I am VERY frustrated user of Windows 8.

  Hi Jacob,

  Please write us with the following details.

  (1) what is the brand and model of your computer?

  (2) what type of Internet connection do you use? Is it wireless or wired?

  Windows 8.1 offers the possibility to connect automatically only for wireless network. However, if you want you can follow the steps in the link below to remove or manage any wireless network.

  Manage wireless network profiles

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-HK/Windows-8/manage-wireless-network-profiles

  Let us know the status of the issue.

• The network adapter could not establish the connection using the external ip address

  Hi team,

  Please look in the attached files.

  I installed db 11g on my desktop machine (Windows 7, with a local network) and then I created a data source connection in tomcat which was also in the same system and then I deployed my sample web application, everything works fine, I am able to access web applications.

  But once that I kept my system with external IP address (excluding local network of my company), oracle gives these following errors when tomcat start

  Here is the following URL will display the error during the startup of tomcat.

  The network adapter could not establish the connection,

  In these two files, listener and tnsnames ora ora, need to change the configurations if I change the Ip address of the system?

  even I tried my address keeping external Ip instead if host in these two configuration files, yet this does not work.

  any help would be greatly appreciated!

  Thank you.

  Because as I explained - your listener is listening on localhost only. localhost is never accessible to another machine.

  Stop your listener, change the listener.ora to listen to on the real machine name and start the receiver.

  In addition, your tnsnames.ora points to localhost...

  Stop using localhost, unless you only want things to work on the same machine.

• I/o error: the network adapter could not establish the connection: connection to oracle database

  Hello

  I am not able to connect to the Oracle SQL developer database. I said / 0 error: the network adapter could not establish the connection.

  I started the listener, but what I see is, it points to a different IP address instead of the IP address of the host. How to change the name of host or IP address.

  I see that it points to the host name in listener.ora.

  Attached the screenshot

  

  Can someone help me solve this problem?

  Thanks in advance

  What he says is the listener.ora file is not necessary to start the listener.  If you rename, then start the receiver, then start the db, after a minute or two, the db should automatically register with the listener and then you can make a tnsping or otherwise connect to the database through the listener.

  I'm not entirely sure what's going on with your image, but I can't help but wonder if somehow something is not what you expect with the investigation period, whenever it starts.

  So use lsnrctl status lsnrctl services to see what the listener is the situation and tnsping and ping from the client to see what he thinks.

• Network bridge in VMware Workstation 11 connection problems

  I have bridged network connection problems in VMware Workstation 11. So far I have tried:

  
  

  Re: Windows Pro/Ent 8.1 Overview invited - stop Windows Net Performance, away from work

  
  

  Re: Flow very slow network-> Guest host, but no comments <-home

  
  

  So far, none of the solutions worked. I turned off "Large Send Offload" on each adapter that I could find on the host and the guest. Nothing. Restore these settings in any combination with other out does not work either. I edited the .vmx file and replace by vmxnet3 occurrences, and that no longer works. So far nothing I've tried has worked. I disabled all firewall and antivirus. Still nothing. When I run Guest OS Windows Network Diagnostics, I get the "your modem broadband has connectivity problems." However, I know that this is not the case. I also used the "Virtual Network Editor" to force the bridge connection to select the correct network card (in my case, it's the Intel Centrino Wireless - N 1030 wireless card), but still no luck. Any help would be much appreciated.

  
  

  Thank you

  Dave
  

  
  

  My Stats:

  
  Host:

  OS: Windows 7 x 64

  Processor: Intel Core i7

  Installed memory (RAM): 16.0 GB (15.9 GB usable)

  Wireless adapter: Intel Centrino Wireless - N 1030

  Router: Netgear AC1200 Smart Wifi router. Model: R6200v2 (default settings)

  
  

  Comments:

  OS: Windows 7 x 64

  
  

  So I finally the solution look. BitDefender firewall was blocking all traffic on the connection Bridged in VMware Workstation. I have disabled the firewall completely Bitdefender and Bridged Networking worked perfectly. I'll probably create another topic more precisely around Bitdefender firewall configuration to allow traffic network through Bridged from VMware.