Windows 7 drops ethernet connection _every_time_ I restart my computer

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  ET1

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  Hi, I read the related discussions but don't know what the problem is or how to diagnose.

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  Surfing the internet, some people say the shell extensions are the problem and to turn them off, but they all want allows you to download the software from their Web sites to show extensions... I am wary of downloading something from someone, I don't know if have not done this.

  Not sure that the problem is... computer is completely up to date.

  I think that the problem may have begun because the last windows update but I can't be sure.

  Any help would be appreciated... can't keep turning off my computer during the day!

  Thank you

  I think I have the answer.  Has taken ALL DAY!

  Malware.

  About four months ago, I downloaded something nasty. It was very obvious that the toolbar in internet explore was changed etc.

  Immediately contacted Symantec (I have Norton Internet Security): paid $100 to remove the offender to ensure. Did not see pictures weird or redirected to websites unwanted:

  Thought I'd hired a professional and the work was well done!

  Just pay a (larger) another sum to Lenovo. They took almost four hours to determine and correct the problem and the culprit was the remains of the VERY SAME malware, buried deep! I never had the problem of a virus.

  OK now I want only a little (okay, big) RANT.

  Things seem to be working very well now. Symantec and asked for a refund. Also to check why it is not removed correctly in the first place. He said probably, I downloaded the malware even once again and they only guarantee their work for 7 days. How was I supposed to know that the pieces have been buried deep into my computer, causing havoc, that nothing was visible?

  To have Microsoft hired but Lenovo at least offer a one year support plan. Apparently, Microsoft will sell only support plans to Americans, non-Canadian (said to me on the phone when they offered the package and discovered then I lived in the Canada and withdrew the offer, would NOT take my money).

  Thanks for trying to help, they offer honest help. This rant is not directed against you.

  I am of course not at all happy at hundreds of dollars and hours spent being at the other end of the "guilty client game" the supposed expert virus (Symantec) and apparently being the Canada excludes the purchase of a paid Microsoft support plan (Americans are of course welcome to spend their money with Microsoft).

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  2012 mac Mini i7, 16 GB RAM, 1 TB SSD. OS X 10.10.5.

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  Below is out of the console associated with en0 for today:

  20/02/16 8:19:45.000 AM kernel [0]: AppleBCM5701Ethernet [en0]: link down (inactive disabled womp, proxy)

  20/02/16 8:19:45.689 AM configd [51]: network modified: v4 (utun0:10.105.1.6, en0 -:192.168.11.83) DNS. Proxy - SMB-

  20/02/16 8:19:49.000 AM kernel [0]: [AppleBCM5701Ethernet] Ethernet: link up on en0, 1 Gigabit, duplex full, balanced-flow, Debug control [796 d, 0301, 0de1, 0300, cde1, 3800]

  20/02/16 8:19:51.173 AM configd [51]: network modified: v4 (en0 +:192.168.11.83, utun0) DNS. Proxy + SMB +.

  20/02/16 8:29:49.000 AM kernel [0]: AppleBCM5701Ethernet [en0]: link down (inactive disabled womp, proxy)

  20/02/16 8:29:49.279 AM configd [51]: network modified: v4 (utun0:10.105.1.6, en0 -:192.168.11.83) DNS. Proxy - SMB-

  20/02/16 8:29:53.000 AM kernel [0]: [AppleBCM5701Ethernet] Ethernet: link up on en0, 1 Gigabit, duplex full, balanced-flow, Debug control [796 d, 0301, 0de1, 0300, cde1, 3800]

  20/02/16 8:29:55.637 AM configd [51]: network modified: v4 (en0 +:192.168.11.83, utun0) DNS. Proxy + SMB +.

  20/02/16 9:40:19.000 AM kernel [0]: AppleBCM5701Ethernet [en0]: link down (inactive disabled womp, proxy)

  20/02/16 9:40:19.961 AM configd [51]: network modified: v4 (utun0:10.105.1.6, en0 -:192.168.11.83) DNS. Proxy - SMB-

  20/02/16 9:40:24.000 AM kernel [0]: [AppleBCM5701Ethernet] Ethernet: link up on en0, 1 Gigabit, duplex full, balanced-flow, Debug control [796 d, 0301, 0de1, 0300, cde1, 3800]

  20/02/16 9:40:26.216 AM configd [51]: network modified: v4 (en0 +:192.168.11.83, utun0) DNS. Proxy + SMB +.

  20/02/16 9:41:44.000 AM kernel [0]: AppleBCM5701Ethernet [en0]: link down (inactive disabled womp, proxy)

  20/02/16 9:41:44.327 AM configd [51]: network modified: v4 (utun0:10.105.1.6, en0 -:192.168.11.83) DNS. Proxy - SMB-

  20/02/16 9:41:47.000 AM kernel [0]: [AppleBCM5701Ethernet] Ethernet: link up on en0, 1 Gigabit, duplex full, balanced-flow, Debug control [7949,0021, 0de1, 0300, 0000, 0000]

  20/02/16 9:41:48.000 AM kernel [0]: AppleBCM5701Ethernet [en0]: link down (inactive disabled womp, proxy)

  20/02/16 9:42:01.000 AM kernel [0]: [AppleBCM5701Ethernet] Ethernet: link up on en0, 100 megabits, duplex full, balanced-flow, control Debug [796 d, 0301, 0de1, 0300, 4de1, 0000]

  20/02/16 9:42:03.324 AM configd [51]: network modified: v4 (en0 +:192.168.11.83, utun0) DNS. Proxy + SMB +.

  09:42 the link changed from 1 Gigabit to 100 megabits, but I do not see why. Any ideas on what is happening in the console log? Logic board issue? Others?

  I did not see 'change the cable. Have you tried? The cable between your router and your switch?

  Cable of your mini directly your main router, or modem without going through the rest of your network?

  Do you have any activated energy saving settings?

  You have a lot of variables and breaking points in your system. Difficult to isolate what's going on.

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  Original title: wireless connection problems

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  Hi Justin,

  I imagine the inconvenience that you have experienced, but don't worry, we are here to help solve the problem and guide you in the right direction.

  To help you to propose measures to solve the problem, I would appreciate if you could answer the following questions:

  1. Since when are you facing the issue?

  2. you have any security program installed on the computer?

  3 are you aware of any changes made to the computer before the show?

  If you have any anti-virus program I suggest you disable and check if it helps.

  Note: Don't forget to activate once you have finished troubleshooting.

  You can also go through the steps and check out them.

  Method 1:

  Make sure that if the autoconfiguration WLAN service is set to automatic.

  1. click the Start button, type services.msc and press ENTER.
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  4. click the Dependencies tab and make sure that all addictions services are set to automatic. Then click on the OK button.

  Method 2:

  
  

  1. open manage wireless networks by clicking the Start button, then Control Panel. In the search box, type Wireless and then click on manage wireless networks.
  2. click on add and then click on manually create a network profile.
  3. Enter the network information.
  4. If you want Windows to automatically connect when the network is in range, select the start this connection automatically check box.
  5 Select the connect even if the network is not broadcasting check box, click Next, and then click Close.

  For more information visit

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/wireless-networking-frequently-asked-questions

  You can also turn off UAC (User Account Control) and check if the problem persists. After return from the status, so that we can help you better.

  Note: Don't forget to activate the control once you are finished troubleshooting.

  Hope that information was useful and let us know if you need help in the future about Windows. We will be happy to help you.

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  Hello

  Step 1: Determine if the update has been installed

  Review the installation history

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• I can't get the update of windows to run. I get an error message that says that the update service does not work and I have to restart my computer.

  I am running Vista on a 64-bit computer.  I don't know with certainty how current I am, because as a problem earlier, but different, brought me back to earlier restore versions.  I checked the Services and confirmed that the Windows Update service is started.  I restarted my computer and the problem persists.

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  Hello

  You can reset the Windows components and see if it works fine.
  How to reset the Windows Update components?
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