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• TC and AE cable network works well, but some settings seem odd

  I was stumped by this for some time.  Despite the fact that everything works well, a setting on my TC seems inconsistent with what would be expected.  Here is a summary of my network:

  1 modem of the IAF was WIFI and DHCP active off the COAST, and it connects to the TC with ethernet.  The IP address is 192.168.1.1.

  2 TC reportedly made all DHCP and NAT functions and peripheral PSI is simply a relay for the incoming connection to broadband.  IP address is 192.168.1.2, ethernet and it is connected using static.

  3 AE network extends the network.  IP address is 192.168.1.3, ethernet, connected using static.

  4 Apple TV 4 does its thing.  192.168.1.4, ethernet static IP address.

  5. I have DHCP reservations for Beach 192.168.1.2 - 192.168.1.10 for these devices, as well as the rest - iMac and MacBook Pro, ethernet, static.

  6 DHCP set temperature 192.168.1.11 to 192.168.1.200 for mobile devices.

  The TC acts as the hub for all the rest and that is why he would hold DHCP and NAT functions, these are disabled on device of the ISP.  However, for my life, I can't not DHCP and NAT to work as router Mode.  DHCP is the only one that works.  I certainly do not have an IP given by the ISP, and there is nothing to indicate that it performs NAT functions.  If I try to change the DHCPand NAT router Mode, I get errors that there is a conflict and that the range is incorrect.  Conflicts of DHCP-range for the base station WAN address.

  DHCP not seems to work very well, but my question is which device running NAT if the TC disobeys.

  Any suggestions are appreciated.

  DHCP not seems to work very well, but my question is which device running NAT if the TC disobeys.

  NAT is handled by the device of the ISP that you call the 'modem'... but this is very probably a device modem/router or gateway... that despite what you think, does not as a simple modem.

  If it were, it must provide a public IP address of the time Capsule and instead provides a private IP address (192.168.1.2) of the time Capsule.

  A public IP address cannot start with 192.x, 172.x or 10.x

  When you have your modem/router configured properly as a simple modem... then... you will be able to configure the time Capsule as the main router to your network using the DHCP and NAT correct setting, without seeing errors like Double NAT or incompatible IP address range.

  Some modems/routers and gateways can be configured to operate as a simple modem, and some may not. If your modem/router provided by your ISP, you may need to check with them to see if the device can be configured to operate as a mode modem simple bridge, providing a public IP address unique to the time Capsule.

  Moreover, when the Capsule is configured as a router, the default IP address range that he uses is 10.0.1.x.  The Capsule will be 10.0.1.1 on the LAN and devices will be at 10.0.1.x.

• Cannot open and view the files on a Vista Home Premium 32-bit networking machine

  My laptop running Vista Home 32-bit pre SP2 has been networked with my desktop running XP V2002 Pro SP 3 for a long time.  Until recently, the files were shared back without problem.  After a Windows Update, a few days ago my Vista machine keep gel.  After a diagnosis, I have disabled some startup software Google and McAfee and services programs and did a system restore to March 31 to resolve the problem of gel.   However, I can't restore the capacity on the laptop of Vista file sharing.  This Vista laptop is able to ping the XP machine and see and access the files on the XP machine.  But the XP machine can't Ping the Vista laptop (application expires) and when you click on the list of the Vista laptop for the task force on the XP machine, it gives the error message \\Laptop is not accessible.  You might not have permission to use this network resource.  Contact the administrator of this server to find out if you have access permissions.  The network path was not found. I tried various fixes suggested.  All have failed. (1) turned power off the modem cable & wireless router, restarted and connected the modem and router computers in after the computer restarted. (2) Turned off all 3rd party software and even restarted the laptop Vista in safe mode with network.  Could not even Ping the laptop of Vista on the XP machine or access the notebook icon in the Working Group in MyNetwork places. (3) Made that exception file sharing and printer is selected in the Windows Firewall settings. (4) checking network and sharing Center.  Discovery of the network, file sharing, sharing public folders, & Printer Sharing set on "On".  Sharing still protected by password set to 'Off '. (5) group named network WORKING Group on both machines. (6) the fact that individual records are always set to 'share '. (7) in the properties of wireless network connections, Internet Protocol Version 6 (TCP/IPv6) has been disabled. (8) has a netsh winsock reset on the Vista laptop.   Am I missing something else? This problem would go away if I have upgraded from Vista to Windows 7 on the laptop / Windows 7 can network with a XP Pro machine? Thanks to all those who have ideas on what the problem may be.

  Hello

  I appreciate the effort you have put in to solve the problem.

  I suggest you review the process in the document to ensure that nothing is missed.

  Link: Sharing files and printers in Windows Vista: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb727037.aspx

• Cable network office and scan between computers

  My wife and I share a multifunction Canon MP270 printer on our cable network.  I can print my documents on the printer that is connected to his computer.  It is running Microsoft XP Home edition and I have Windows 7 Professional.  I can't get the function scan on the printer to scan documents to files on my computer or as attachments to email.  His computer knows that mine is set for printing, but not scanner.  I need help on the configuration of the network on these two computers for the functions to work.  I have a router that connects them to each other and to the internet.

  This isn't a network issue but a scanner.

  With the exception of the 'network' scanners that connect directly to a router, many scanners can be shared on a network.  I guess the thinking is to go in person to the scanner to scan the document, what good share?

  Sometimes the software provided with the multifunction device will allow scanning over a network, but you must install the software on each machine.  I don't know if the Canon software does this (I don't think) or if it is still available in a version of Windows 7.

  As far as I KNOW, there is no native method of Windows XP to share a scanner connected by USB, but there are apparently third-party applications that claim to do: http://lmgtfy.com/?q=xp+share+scanner+over+network

  A work-around (even if it is a little annoying) is to set up a shared folder on the XP machine and run the scans it there. You can then access the Win 7 machine files and copy them or attach them to e-mail.

• Laptop wireless with NETGEAR router Home Windows Vista detects on the local network and internet

  We have a laptop Toshiba Satellite L505-S6946 with Windows Vista on it. We bought a router Netgear Wireless G WGR614V10 a few months ago and installed ok. It worked fine for a few months. Now the network connection to the bottom rhs shows tray icon: 'Local only' for the connection of the SSID, we have implemented. Technical support Netgear has determined that the router works fine. But they noted that the router might get a static IP address in his settings of the adapter wireless Vista. And they said that something should be changed in Vista to a direct connection with the modem works fine for internet access, but it's bulky. Someone please do you suggest to fix this error? Thank you!!!

  Hello

  A message in the small window that says connected wireless does not mean that you really have a valid functional connection.

  Linking the means of router you can enter the IP base of the router in an address bar in one go, being able to connect, see and configure the router menus (extended to the wireless router manual should explain how to do).

  If it will not connect to your wireless router, journal newspaper from any computer that can connect to the router wirelessly with a wire, disable wireless security, make sure that the wireless SSID broadcast is enabled and try to connect with no. wireless security.

  Enable security wireless after you eat to make a functional connection.

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  The wireless card drivers much also install utility wireless of the seller.

  Make sure that if there are teas from Wireless Utility of seller does not work with the native Windows wireless utility (Service WLAN).

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  Firewall software can block traffic Local to the network that you are trying to use because it is not set to the network Zone Trust.

  Make sure you firewall No. preventing / blocks wireless components to join the network.

  Some 3rd party software firewall continue to block the same aspects it traffic Local, they are turned Off (disabled). If possible set up the firewall correctly, otherwise totally uninstall and get rid of its remaining processes that permit the own local network traffic flow.

  If the 3rd party software is uninstalled, or disables, make sure Windows native firewall is active .

  party like Hello and NetMagic 3rd network managers can block local traffic too.

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  Stack TCP/IP (network IP number) of work should look like.

  Right-click on the wireless network connection card, select status, details and see if she got an IP address and the rest of the settings.

  http://www.ezlan.NET/Win7/status-NIC.jpg

  Description is the data of the card making.

  The physical address is MAC of the card number.

  The xx must be a number between 0 and 255 (all xx even number).

  YY should be between 0 and 255

  ZZ should be between 0 and 255 (zz all the same number.)

  The date of the lease must be valid at the present time.

  * Note 1. IP that starts with 169.xxx.xxx.xxx isn't valid functional IP.

  * Note 2. There could be an IPv6 entries too. However, they are not functional for Internet or LAN traffic. They are necessary for Win 7 homegroup special configuration.

  Jack - Microsoft MVP, Windows networking. WWW.EZLAN.NET

• Vista firewall and network settings

  Greetings,

  Running Vista Ultimate OS and for the McAfee Security Center security system, providing the Dell system.  Security Center is a brand product (McAfee) Dell.  It includes a firewall.  It is generally not recommended to run two firewalls at the same time on the same system.  In this case, my preference is to disable the Windows Vista firewall and manage only the McAfee Security Center Firewall.

  However, by doing so, effects of undesirable changes in the Windows Vista network configuration.  Specifically, disable the Vista Firewall automatically turns on the discovery network and file sharing in the network settings of Vista, which is not desired.

  The question:

  What is the solution to run Windows Vista with the firewall (Vista) integrated offshore, the McAfee Security Center Firewall and discovery network and settings (network) off the coast of file sharing?

  By the way, my troubleshooting on this has included disable McAfee Firewall to determine if she could be causing a conflict with the firewall and Windows network settings.  Apparently not, because even with McAfee firewall off it is still not possible to disable the Windows Firewall (in this case, No firewall is running) without network discovery and sharing settings being switched automatically on files.

  Again, the goal is to run the McAfee Firewall with the network discovery and parameters (network) off the coast of file sharing and Windows Vista firewall off the coast.

  Thank you-

  Network discovery is enabled or disabled in vista network and sharing Center by activating or deactivating vista firewall rules. You can maybe re-create these rules in the McAfee Firewall, although they will be not be enabled / disabled from the network sharing Center. The following site will show how to display vista firewall rules:
  http://NPR.Freei.me
  Are you sure there is no setting in McAfee to block the sharing of files and network discovery?

  Note: the rules for sharing printers and files, and network discovery are clearly identified in the vista firewall.

• Four years and more: no network, no network, no network...

  Four years and more: no network, no network, no network...

  I have three Windows machines: two 7 running an XP running. I posted here and elsewhere to infinity, bought a new router (Cisco) and am not able to find even the most basic explanation for what is wrong. I am invited to a "user name" and password when I try to access the network (which, in the network and sharing Center, recognizes the other Windows 7 system).

  I DON'T KNOW WHAT IT MEANS "USER NAME". I walked so systematically the computer name, or the name used to identify my primary system (on which I work to establish the network connection). Then I copy and paste the password on this computer. I then - FOR FOUR YEARS - get a big red X and a logon error.

  I am middle-aged and refuses to learn all other operating systems. Microsoft holds my soul online. This isn't a screed; He is really sincere indignation that this issue is made infinitely more difficult to establish that she should NEVER have been.

  Thanks in advance for any help. I don't know even why I keep longer. (Yes, I ran a few offensively childish tool called Fix - It, who said that I have problems of network...)

  Oh, Tommy Stanley, please read again. I did, and the DOS prompt has three entries. The first was a Director. The second was invited. The third was my first and last name.

  BUT WHEN I TRY TO LOG ON TO THE NETWORK, THE NAME OF THE COMPUTER - THAT OF MY NAME ONLY (NOT THE THIRD ENTRY THAT APPEARED ON THE PROMPT BACK - I. E., MY NAME AND SURNAME) TO POSTER. How can I get the Windows security log - on, which lists the NAME of the COMPUTER and asks for the password and eternally rejects the connection to the network, either use administrator or guest or my name and surname? I am the administrator, then why don't the Security Windows log - they say "Administrator"?

  What is the meaning of your last question - the third listed name? If THIS is the name that appears on the Windows log - on, security why it doesn't appear? (Again, I have NO user account with my first and last name).

  You're not * the * administrator.  Since Windows Vista, you can be * a * user administrator-level, but only with some effort would you connect as * the * administrator account.

  If there is a name in this list (from the command, I have given you), it was your first and last name - which * is * a user on your computer.  You can choose to believe that or not – but it's done.

  Your user name * is * of course your name and first name (Yes, user names may have spaces, etc in them.)  It will not just "appear" anywhere... When you connect remotely to this computer to another, you must type in the full username and the password to access all the actions that the user shared...  Or... NOM_ORDINATEUR\NOM_UTILISATEUR.  So, for example if your computername was "ShenansPC" and your username is "Tommy Stanley", then you would need to put the quotation marks around that and your complete username would be "Stanley ShenansPC\Shenan" (the quotes help to manage the space).  -You will manually need to know that when connecting to a share on the computer "ShenansPC" - he does not know the first time for you.

  This will be particularly true for the Windows XP computer - but with the good use residential groups, not so much for between two windows 7 machines.

  Another way to look at the accounts of actual users on this machine...

  Press the "Windows" key and the "R" on your keyboard at the same time key to bring up the dialog box "RUN."

  Type:

  Control userpasswords2

  Click OK.

  It will list users 'Users' tab (display not 'Guest' or 'Administrator' - I think that if they are not activated.)  However, it is not necessarily where I want you to look at.  At the top is another tab (Advanced) - select it and halfway and then locate and click on the button "Advanced".  Which will open the consol lusrmgr where you can select 'users' in the left column and see in the column right or middle, a list of all users on the computer.  See your full legal name here?  That's because it * is * a user.  ;-)

  What do you mean 'network connection '?  You mean on the one hand you have created?  A folder that you shared or a printer?  If you try to manually map or use the browser of network card \\COMPUTERNAME\foldershare or \\COMPUTERNAME\printershare?

  Also, you said residential groups.  I think you should read the following article and follow through it.  It really explains things in detail and would like to get your two machines speaking Windows 7, I think that, at the very least.

  http://www.7tutorials.com/HomeGroup-feature-how-it-works

  You will probably need to reconfigure your homegroup - time two machines have the same OS and are on the same network is not because they just see and communicate without some configuration to make sure.  :-)

  Now - in addition - truthfully to make things easy, I suggest the purchase and installation of some SIN (storage attached network) houses that you essentially drop into your network and then accessed from all the computers on your network (whether with or without a user name or password - what is usually to you.)  Most are fairly simple to connect and give the advantage to have a place to stuff your local computers backup, but also a central location for media files, that you want to share among everyone on your network.  Start with a simple, like the GoFlex Home Network Storage System: http://www.seagate.com/www/en-us/products/network_storage/home-network-storage/ that would require very minimal knowledge (can you plug a cable or two and install the software?) to get there.  :-)

• J6450 wireless in Vista 64 and XP 32/Vista 32 environment

  I installed my Office Vista 64 and reconfigure the J6450 to run infrastructure wireless with 2 laptops running XP 32 and 1 laptop running Vista 32. I have had no problem the printer and the conduct of Vista 64 but I couldn't share the printer with laptop computers. I don't see the printer on the network to any of the laptops.

  I had to install the J6450 driver on each laptop software to launch in wireless mode. I can see the printer from the laptop, if I set sharing in XP, but it is not as desirable, given that laptops are not always on the network.

  This means is not Vista 64 compatible printer shares with 32 XP and Vista 32?

  I dropped the J6450 of sharing.

  I installed the software on all three computers laptops (XP32 and Vista 32) and also installed on the desktop (Vista 64). So far, everything seems to work OK (print, scan, fax).

• EliteBook 8730w: number of key Windows Vista 32 and 64 bit

  Hello

  XP has been installed from a disk partition (D)

  My laptop has been improved from XP to Vista 32 bit with the CD that I got the pakage.

  In the buttom is a buffer with the key number.

  I have the CD with Vista 32 and Vista 64

  1 is the number of the same key the 32 and 64-bit

  2. I would like to format the C drive.

  3. can I install Vista 64, from the CD?

  Thank you for your help

  No worries. Yes, you can perform an installation of Vista with the DVDs you have. You can reformat the hard drive as part of the installation.

  Before you start, go into the Device Manager to see what wireless adapter, graphics card and network card is installed and write it down. This will allow you to save time.

  You will need the following DVD that you said that the laptop came with...

  Operating system DVD of Windows Vista Business SP1 (64 - en)

  Application and Driver Recovery DVD 32-bit and 64-bit for Windows Vista

  Note the twenty five characters activation of license key before starting. Enter it on the request for the installation of Windows script. Once the installation is complete, use the disk to install the drivers. If HP Support Assistant is available on the disk driver and application, install also.

• N300 wireless Extender - using the Extender Network and the primary network

  Is it possible to use the wireless N300 extender only in areas where it is needed and the main network elsewhere?

  I want to be able to use to boost the signal to a smart TV via an ethernet cable, but want to use my main network in the rest of the House where I can get faster speeds.

  At the moment he seems to want to connect to all devices in the House.

  Hello elies

  If you your extensor different SSID name of your primary network, you can decided which devices connect to the Extender and those which connect to the main network.

  DarrenM

• Cable networking computers add wireless internet is equal to the disaster?

  We have a small office with three computers that are connected via a wired connection for the file and printer sharing.   We are in the country, so DSL or Fios or any kind of fast internet is not a possibility.  We have recently added AT & T Wi - Fi which is great, but you must disable the network connection to access the internet and, conversely, to print documents.  Is there a way to tell the wired connection it will be never used for the internet?  Or should we go 100% wireless is not to confuse the system?

  When you say your 'network cable cross' your Linksys router, I guess you mean that each computer has a cable connected to the router and not that there is an Internet connection to the router (i.e., at the back of the router, plug with the yellow label 'Internet' is empty).  It seems, however, that you used to connect to the Internet through the router, and the remains of this configuration are the cause of the confusion.

  I also note that the Linksys E-1000 is a wireless router; I guess you have this part of the router disabled (if not, see pages 19 and 20 of the user manual).

  It seems also that if someone has attempted to address the issue by making your network adapters use static IP addresses (or fixed).  It's a good start, but more needs to be done.

  The fundamental problem is that your Linksys router and the AT & T hotspot have the same local IP address, and each claims that it is the 'default gateway' to the Internet.  Because you use is no longer the Linksys router to do this, you must change several settings.

  The first thing to do is to change the local IP address of the router.  See p. 16 of the User Guide.  You have a choice: you can either have two separate completely local networks (one wired and one wireless) or you can have them on the same network - but in this case, you need to be careful that your affected addresses manually are not incompatible with the IP addresses assigned automatically by the DHCP server in the AT & T hotspot.

  Because you only have 3 computers (and possibly a printer network or 2) and the IP address manually-set from that you have watched seems to be far from the IP address automatically together on the USB adapter, we will stay with a single network, but first do the following research:

  Run the command ipconfig/all on each of your computers and make a list of IP addresses for the connection to the Local network and the wireless network connection.  For the computer that you use to provide the above information, it is information that you need to write:

  Connection to the LAN - IP address...: 192.168.1.149
  Connection network wireless - IP address...: 192.168.1.6

  You will notice that the first three sets of numbers in the two addresses are the same (192.168.1).  That's what I meant by "a network".  The important thing is that the fourth number MUST BE DIFFERENT for each device on the network.

  If your printers are directly connected to the Linksys router and not connected to one of the computers and shared, you also need to know the IP addresses of printers (if you have wireless printers, you need to keep the Linksys Wireless, contrary to what I wrote above).  If you have wireless printers but don't know how to find their IP addresses, post back with the printer brand and model).

  For the sake of discussion, I'll assume 3 wireless network connections and connections to the Local network 3 are 192.168.1.149, 192.168.1.150 and 192.168.1.151 192.168.1.4, 192.168.1.5 and 192.168.1.6.  The real numbers are not critical, as long as there is no overlap.

  Later in the process, explained the s. 16 of the User Guide, change the IP address of the frouter Linksys to 192.168.1.1 to something relatively far from other addresses, for example, 192.168.1.200 (it must be less than 255).

  Now, on each of the computers, follow these steps:

  • Open network connections (start > run > ncpa.cpl > OK)
  • Right-click on the connection to the Local network and select Properties
  • Select "Protocol Internet (TCP/IP)" and click on the properties button
  • In the 'Général' tab, the box 'use the following IP address' is probably already selected.  If this is not the case, check it.
  • If the "use the following IP address" was NOT previously selected, you will need to fill in the boxes.

  The IP address must be the number you copied down earlier (for example, 192.168.1.149).
  The subnet mask should be 255.255.255.0.
  Make sure the "Default gateway" box is empty.  It is important step.

  • Check "Use the following DNS server address."  Leave the boxes blank.
  • OK your way out

  Restart each computer and things should work OK now.

• Wireless IP addresses appear as source on cable network address.

  If a computer is connected to a wireless network with a pattern of us IP address will tell 192.168.1.0/24 and also then connects to a wired network with a different IP address scheme we will say 192.168.2.0/24 will be the traffic on the cable network never marked with the source IP address of the wireless network card?  I have Wireshark showing packet capture happens in some cases and it eventually causes a large amount of reset TCP traffic.  I don't think that the system would put a package on the cable network IP of the network using wireless as a source address.  Is this normal or desired?

  If the cable network becomes available when the wireless network is enabled I guess that packages would continue to be sent wireless.  I do not understand that the local routing table may indicate that the cable network has the lowest metric, but then I would think the wireless session should be reset and the traffic should then be retransmitted via cable connection and therefore be labeled correctly the source IP address of the wired network adapter.

  What I see with Wireshark is a packet of "pursuit"data on the cable network with a source IP address of the wireless network card and a registered some IP destination IP address.  Given our network configuration, this package creates a loop of reset TCP between our content security filter and the internel default router that fills our path to the Internet.  This problem started about 2 months ago and so far, all the research I've done are facing a problem with the laptop and have to assume it's an OS problem.  I guess there are some changes to the operating system in the way it handles packets when the cable network comes back online.  I have to wonder "I just missed this before?  I was the administration of the network for years and I'm sure I would have noticed the effects of these representations.

  Any thoughts?

  Hello

  Your Windows XP question is more complex than what is generally answered in the Microsoft Answers forums. It is better suited for the Windows XP IT Pro on TechNet public. Please ask your question in the Forums Pro Windows XP IT.

• I have an optiplex 745 windows vista ultimate and it keeps freezing.

  Original title: freezing problem

  I have an optiplex 745 windows vista ultimate and it keeps freezing. Can someone please?

  Hello

  See if this helps you:

  Search for malware, if necessary using the safe mode with networking.

  http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/tutorials/how-to-start-Windows-in-safe-mode/#Vista

  Windows Vista

  Using the F8 method:

  1. Restart your computer.
  2. When the computer starts, you will see your computer hardware are listed. When you see this information begins to tap the F8 key repeatedly until you are presented with the Boot Options Advanced Windows Vista.
  3. Select the Safe Mode with networking with the arrow keys.
  4. Then press enter on your keyboard to start mode without failure of Vista.
  5. To start Windows, you'll be a typical logon screen. Connect to your computer and Vista goes into safe mode.
  6. Do whatever tasks you need and when you are done, reboot to return to normal mode.

  Once in Safe Mode with network, download and run RKill.

  RKill does NOT remove the malware; It stops the Malware process that gives you a chance to remove it with your security programs.

  http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/download/rkill/

  Then, download, install, update and scan your system with the free version of Malwarebytes AntiMalware in Mode safe mode with networking:

  http://www.Malwarebytes.org/products/malwarebytes_free

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  You can clean your hard drive using these two methods.

  "Delete files using Disk Cleanup"

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/delete-files-using-disk-cleanup

  Using the free CCleaner program:

  http://www.Piriform.com/CCleaner

  In NO case use the registry cleaning Option in CCleaner

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  Update drivers:

  Access the site on your computer or equipment manufacturing > Driver and Software Support Section > search your computer or hardware model number > then your operating system > locate the correct drivers > download and install.

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  "Optimize Windows for better performance.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/optimize-Windows-better-performance#optimize-Windows-better-performance=Windows-Vista

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  It would be a good idea to run the System File Checker tool if you have corrupted files

  "How to use the System File Checker tool to fix the files on system missing or corrupted on Windows Vista or Windows 7"

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/929833

  Use the (SFC.exe) System File Checker tool to determine which file is causing the problem and then replace the file. To do this, follow these steps:

  1. Open an elevated command prompt. To do this, click Start, click principally made programs, Accessories, right-click guest, and then click run as administrator. If you are prompted for an administrator password or a confirmation, type the password, or click allow.
  2. Type the following command and press ENTER:
     sfc/scannow

     The sfc/scannow command analyzes all protected system files and replaces incorrect versions with appropriate Microsoft versions.

  If SFC detects serious flaws, you may need to perform a repair upgrade Installation or relocation complete if you don't have a Vista DVD from Microsoft.

  If you can borrow a DVD of Vista from Microsoft you save doing a reinstall full:

  "How to perform a repair for Vista Installation"

  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/88236-repair-install-Vista.html

  See you soon.

• Vista business does not recognize network

  System worked very well, got 7 horses of Trojan detected by mcafee and all managed by mcafee (I hope), then didn't connect to the web and nothing is accwessabile on my computer connection cell phone or the Internet. Laptop recognizes the connection with linksys but nothing more. Where start/go now?

  Thanks in advance.

  Hello

  Uninstall and reinstall the network card and check:

  (a) click Start and type devmgmt.msc, then press enter . The Device Manager window opens.

  (b) to expand the network card.

  (c) right click on the network device and select Uninstall.

  (d) restart the computer. Windows must now install the drivers itself.

  (e) add to update the drivers from the manufacturer.

  For more information, consult: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-vista/Update-a-driver-for-hardware-that-isn ' t-work properly

• "" Windows Vista cannot connect to my network, error message "network not found path.

  I have a laptop Windows Vista, up until yesterday, I was able to connect and browse my network, now the computer shows just 3 computers, always in the same network, which connects in the same router, nothing has changed in the network environment, I can just browse the network, when I try to log in as \\[ipaddress] it says "path not found network". , but if I run cmd and type 'ping [IP address]' computers meet the ping.

  Can someone help me, thanks!

  Hello

  I suggest that you post the question on the link provided below for assistance.

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en/itprovistanetworking/threads