Simultaneous network connections twenty Windows 7/8

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• NO wireless network connection - message "Windows could not find a certificate to connect to the network Shaida. How to fix this problem?

  I had just restored my Thinkpad T60 the default setting. Reformatted and reinstalled Windows XP, but I am unable to connect to the wireless network connection - message "Windows could not find a certificate to connect to the network Shaida.

  Shaida is my wireless modem.

  How to fix this problem?

  Before the resumption of connection Internet worked normally.

  Hello

  I suggest you to follow the steps in this link and check if it helps:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/870702

  It will be useful.

• Whenever I restart Windows 7, I have to turn off and then turn on my network connection get Windows 7 to recognize my wired Internet connection. What is going on?

  I installed Windows 7 Pro on a system newly built using a motherboard Gigabyte Z77x-UD5H, Intel I7 - 3770 K CPU and 32 GB DRAM3, on a SSD OCZ Vertex 3. Everything went well. It is now about three days, since I installed the operating system. I've been adding on software and other general photo editing programs. The Internet would still work. NOW all of a sudden I lost my Internet connection.  Whenever I restart Windows 7, I have to turn off and then turn on my network connection get Windows 7 to recognize my wired Internet connection. What is going on?

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• How can I manually remove a network adapter wireless, hidden and corrupt "Network connections" in Windows 7?

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  Set devmgr_show_nonpresent_devices = 1
  Start devmgmt.msc

  In this special Device Manager window. in the menu, click view and then Show hidden devices

  Unwanted devices will appear dimmed. You right-click on them from there and uninstall them.

  Then return to your network center and rename your adapters for what you want without the sign #.

• I can't open up to manage the network connections for windows 7 there is no link for it

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• Losing network connectivity in Windows virtual machines

  We have a problem with Windows VM where they lose network connectivity after being inactive for some time.  After you go in vcenter server and log in to the virtual machines, they begin to respond to pings again.  For any reason but after they are inactive for a period of time, they stop responding to pings, which means that you will have to return in vcenter server and log, and then their network connectivity is restored.  I was wondering if anyone has experienced this problem or have any suggestions.

  Looks like the virtual Windows machine has an option like

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  permit.

  Check the energy saving options

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• I can not get information about the location of the images geotagged - the message is "unable to establish a network connection to Windows Live Local". Previously, I had a lot. Suggestions? Thank you.

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  Hello

  I suggest you to post your questions in the Windows Live forums for assistance.

  Here is the link: http://windowslivehelp.com/

• Two simultaneous network connections

  In my office, I have two connections: a cable and a WiFi.

  I would use the first to connect to the server and the internet and the second only to connect to the internet to listen to music.

  Is it possible to do with access to television connections? I searched without result.

  Thank you

  Occam

  Hi Occam,

  You don't mention what OS you use, so I guess it's Windows.

  The problem, do what you want, is that Windows (or any other OS) has got a routing table. So if you go to the prompt of commands and type "route print" you will see to the table routing on a Windows computer. When you try to reach an IP address on the internet, the routing table is used and is more common that the default route will be used in this case because the dest address could be anything (unknown). The default route is the one that says dest network / netmask 0.0.0.0 / 0.0.0.0. You can have multiple default routes which is the case when you are connected wireless with cable, but only one will be used based on the metric. Which should normally be the fastest by default so cable will be preferred wireless (assuming it's 100/1000 Mbit). You can add static routes to route traffic to a specific destination as a single IP address or a subnet and control if you want to use wireless or not, but in this case, you will need to know the destination address and cannot route based on the content of traffic or what kind of service you want to reach.

  Should not be able to do what you either requires some sort of software on your computer that can handle in an intelligent way and I've never seen such software. Or you can use a proxy and ensure that traffic to the proxy server is routed interface that you do not prefer with applications using a proxy will follow the default route. Thus, for example, if you have installed a browser to use a proxy that the browser will always use the proxy in a different browser or application will not use the proxy.

  If you listen to music from a few sources known on the internet, you could add more static or on roads to ensure that traffic to go on the other interface and any other internet connection. If you go to this address which will follow the same path of course so do not choose the connection based on the service (music or otherwise). All traffic to this destination will follow the road no matter what kind of traffic or app is. In this case, I guess that's easily solved by adding some roads in Windows.

  Example: to add a route using Windows

  Pei route add 10.10.10.0 mask 255.255.255.0 x.x.x.x

  The '-p' if it doesn't go away when you restart the system. x.x.x.x is the gateway address where you want to route traffic. The rest is the subnet and mask. If you are not familiar with intellectual property, I suppose this might be a bit confusing.

  I've seen others ask a similar question as yours, but never seen a good solution.

  -gan

• Network connection between Windows 7 Pro and Windows XP Pro wireless

  Nice day.

  I am trying to connect to a Windows XP pro to a home wireless network, hosted by a pc Windows 7 Pro. I can see all the other PCs on the XP pc but cannot get them to connect. When I click the icon for the Windows 7 pc and try to log in (open) he asks a user name and password but I don't know what is the user name. I guess the password is generated by the computer windows 7, when I set up the homegroup. Would you please advise me on what to do to make this work. Thank you.

  Hi ArnBas,

  Looks like you are facing a problem with network computers. I came to find this documentation for you who speaks the networking of the various versions of the computers.

  Just through the same thing and check if everything is fine with the settings. Also, take a look at this very useful information.

  I hope this helps!

• Unable to connect to the network wireless in Windows XP.

  Original title: connect to my new network

  I have a new wireless network and everything goes well on my new laptop with Windows 7 but I couldn't connect my old laptop running XP to my new network.  I followed all the instructions, especially taking a setup.exe on a flash drive, but the xp machine does not work it saying: he can't find the info he needs.  Can someone, please?  I am getting very frustrated.

  Hello

  1. what exactly happens when you try to connect the XP computer to the network?

  2. do you get an error message/code?

  3. If so, what is the exact error message you get?

  4. are you able to connect using the wired connection?

  Perform the following methods and check:

  Method 1:

  You can follow the steps in the article and check:

  How to troubleshoot wireless network connections in Windows XP Service Pack 2

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/870702

  See also: http://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/windows/xp/all/proddocs/en-us/wlan_client_configure.mspx?mfr=true

  
  Method 2: you can follow the steps and check.

  a. click Start.

  b. click run

  c. type cmd.exe , and then press ENTER.

  d. type the following commands, and press ENTER.

  ipconfig/flushdns

  ipconfig/registerdns

  ipconfig/release

  ipconfig / renew

  
  Method 3: check if the problem exists in a clean boot state:

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

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

  
  Note: Make sure that you put the computer to a Normal startup once you are finished.

  Let us know if it helps.

• Unable to connect to the wireless network, error message "Windows could not finish repairing the problem because it is impossible to perform the following action. Renewal of your IP address.

  Original title: Unable to connect to the wireless network

  Unable to connect to the network wireless Toshiba Satellite A105 PC running Windows 7.  "Windows could not finish repairing the problem because it is impossible to perform the following action. Renewal of your IP address.  Works with Windows XP SP2, IE 8.00.6001.18702 file, I think that Version 3.  It has been installed on a disk provided by Microsoft after that old installation became corrupt (in the sense of Microsoft technical support.)  Before that, wireless network worked well.   (So unable to connect to the Internet for updates.)   Have tried to change the other settings and different messages acquired when it SHOWS that I am connected but cannot connect because of something to do with the certificate.  I don't remember what I did to try to solve this problem in the last days.

  I should add that I have tried the solutions of the previous forum on this topic, and none worked.

  Hi Marilynnla,

  Sorry to hear about the bad experience you encounter. Lets see if the network problem can somehow be archived.

  Read this article and follow the steps. Lets see if it helps in any way.

  How to troubleshoot wireless network connections in Windows XP Service Pack 2 (Works for Windows XP SP3 as well)

• Windows 7 has no network connection after merger put level 4.1

  My Fusion environment with Windows XP and Windows 7 has known chronic Mac OS X virtual machines balls Beach, especially when two VMS are active.  When Check for Updates showed 4.1 has been improving the performance offered and included, I went ahead with the upgrade.

  Fusion 4.1 itself and Windows XP seems to work very well.  Windows 7 looks OK, except there is no network connection.  Windows 7 network troubleshooting (not realizing it runs under merger) reports that the Ethernet cable is not connected.

  I tried the simple fixes I know:

  1. Difference Fusion Windows XP and Win7 settings - network adapter network > NAT settings look identical.
  2. Restart Windows 7.
  3. Restart the Fusion 4 and restore Windows 7.

  I searched this community and the knowledge base to find clues, but positions see Fusion 3 or take the skills that are beyond me in troubleshooting Windows.

  What are my next steps?

  -Ward

  Hello

  Have you tried restarting your Mac, or at least unlog and relog? I had the same problem and do so resolved.

  The problem seems to be (on the side mac) that the extension of the kernel named "vmioplug" of the old version of VMWare Fusion could not be unloaded. Thus, a new could not be charged and that avoided networking to work properly...

  I got the following error in /var/log/system.log launching VMWare Fusion 4.1:

  19 Nov 23:37:48 Macbookabenua com.apple.kextd [13]: unable to load the Applications/Utilities/VMware Fusion.app/Contents/Library/kexts/vmioplug.kext - a different version is already loaded.

  So I tried to unload this old extension manually (via: sudo kextunload ' / Applications/Utilities/VMware Fusion.app/Contents/Library/kexts/vmioplug.kext'), but this did not help. Really, the extension could not be unloaded.

  But unlogging apparently unlocked something and allowed me to unload the extension core.

• "Unknown error" whenever I try to access the properties of the network connection

  Hi all

  whenever I try to access the properties of a network connection (e.g. via right click on 'Network'-> properties-> right click on a connection-> properties), type of connection according to what is, I get a message "Unknown error" box and I can't move forward.

  As a result, any setting of any network connection is not editable, more. For example, I wanted to force the IP of the local network of "assigned to DHCP" to "static" with an address fixed IP, but I can't.

  Another weird thing is that I even can't delete one of the existing network connections, even if there are a couple that are not in use for a long time...

  It should be noted that, apart from that, the network of connections work.

  What can cause this behavior, and that might be the way to solve the problem?

  I want to upgrade the system to SP3 but I am reluctant to take the plunge with such an "alive"... error
  As you may have already guessed, the system is running XP SP2.

  Thanks in advance,

  Concerning

  Yes, I am facing the same problem too. The error message says "an unexpected error has occurred." This problem started out with me a few weeks back and I was under the assumption that it was due to a virus attack. But even after a thorough cleaning session problem continues to exist.

  The problem - as mentioned above by the Bell, we can neither open the properties of a connection (i.e. Dial-up/LAN/WLAN), or remove or add a new connection. If you try to open the connection properties, all you get is the message "an unexpected error has occurred" and if you try to delete or add a connection - the system does not respond!

  Surely, this link worked for me. I hope it works for you Bell. Check it out.

  http://wdbuc.com/blog/2010/02/03/an-unexpected-error-occurred-when-you-right-click-on-a-network-connection-in-Windows-XP/

• Wireless connections do not appear in the network connections

  Running XP Home Edition with Service Pack 3.  Setup new rounter wireless.  Went to the Panel of control/NetworkConnections.  The LAN network icon is there, but no icon of wireless networks.  Is on a MacBook Pro running XP in Parallels and there is no problem on Mac OS wireless connectivity, then of course, the material is very well and comes with XP.  I ran all the shooters of boredom and configuration wizards, still called dLink support (router manufacturer), and the technology had no idea what to do when the wireless icon is simply not in network connections.  Any help would be much appreciated.

  Hello

  Have you made changes on the computer before this problem?

  The following article might be useful:
  How to troubleshoot wireless network connections in Windows XP Service Pack 2
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/870702 (this item can also be used if you are using service pack 3)

• Access to network connections

  I have consistent problems with access to my Belkin Wireless connector. The PC does not recognize the presence/availability of the Belkin Wireless network connection and connect to it. His daily life to hurt as much as I usually do but I'm not sure how.

  In this process the system tells me I should refer to the 871122 on Microsoft error message but I can't find it on their site. She sends me to the web pages of microsoft, but I'm not.  Also when it fails to connect the descriptive text of network connections has "a firewall" next to it.

  I played with the firewall is disconnected, but it makes no difference for connecing to the belkin.

  I'm not young and, therefore, not computer savvy. Can someone help guide me on how to fix this?

  Hi, Robert Jewell,.

  1. Did you the latest changes on the computer?
  2. What is the full error message that you receive?
  3. You have security software installed on the computer?

  Method 1

  Refer to the article below and try the steps mentioned, check if it helps.

  Error message when you try to run the Network Setup Wizard update for Windows XP Service Pack 2, Service Pack 3, or Windows XP Tablet PC 2005 Edition wireless

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/871122

  Method 2

  If the previous step fails, then check out the articles below and check if that helps.

  In Windows network connection issues

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/313242

  How to troubleshoot wireless network connections in Windows XP Service Pack 2

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/870702

   

  Method 3

  If the previous step fails, then I suggest that you download and install the latest drivers for the wireless network adapter on the computer to the NetGear site and check if it helps.

  How to manage devices in Windows XP

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/283658