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no internet on network but there is
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Yea, thats fine. Just change it to 1234 for testing purpose, then reboot the machine. Tell me if it resolves the issue.
Then download and save LSPifx to your desktop, right click and run as admin, screen shot the program after it starts, do not fix anything, just screenshot and post so I can view it.
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Also, disable these two.
Realtek PCIe GbE Family Controller = Ethernet (Connected) --- Unplug the cable
Realtek 8812BU Wireless LAN 802.11ac USB NIC = Wi-Fi 2 --- Unplug the adapter.
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Also, disable these two.
Realtek PCIe GbE Family Controller = Ethernet (Connected) --- Unplug the cable
Realtek 8812BU Wireless LAN 802.11ac USB NIC = Wi-Fi 2 --- Unplug the adapter.
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Click Finish and only finish!! Do not mess around with anything else in this tool!!!!
Then do the following.
Hit enter after each command below.
1. Open Start and type cmd, then right-click Command Prompt and choose Run as Administrator
2. Once Command Prompt has started enter the following command. nbtstat -R
3. Wait for that command to complete, a new line will appear, now enter the following command. nbtstat -RR
4 Wait for that command to complete, A new line will appear, now enter the following command Shutdown -r
The shutdown -r command will reboot your machine, if it does not then do so manually after a minute.
Then do the following.
Hit enter after each command below.
1. Open Start and type cmd, then right-click Command Prompt and choose Run as Administrator
2. Once Command Prompt has started enter the following command. nbtstat -R
3. Wait for that command to complete, a new line will appear, now enter the following command. nbtstat -RR
4 Wait for that command to complete, A new line will appear, now enter the following command Shutdown -r
The shutdown -r command will reboot your machine, if it does not then do so manually after a minute.
minitoolbox log looks good, the winsock is repaired.
Open device manager and uninstall the problem adapter driver, then reboot.
Allow windows to reinstall the driver, and do the following.
Disable Computer Browser Service.
1. Press the Windows + R key at the same time, a Run Window will appear
2. Type or copy and paste Services.msc hit enter.
3. Scroll to the Computer Browser Service
4. Right-Click Computer Browser Service and choose Stop the service.
5. Right Click Computer Browser Service again select Properties.
6. Change the Startup type to disabled.
7. Hit Apply then Ok.
Repeat the same for the Iphelper Service
Open device manager and uninstall the problem adapter driver, then reboot.
Allow windows to reinstall the driver, and do the following.
Disable Computer Browser Service.
1. Press the Windows + R key at the same time, a Run Window will appear
2. Type or copy and paste Services.msc hit enter.
3. Scroll to the Computer Browser Service
4. Right-Click Computer Browser Service and choose Stop the service.
5. Right Click Computer Browser Service again select Properties.
6. Change the Startup type to disabled.
7. Hit Apply then Ok.
Repeat the same for the Iphelper Service
Another thing, I know you say that you reset the router to factory, but how about you try that again if the above fails, and at that point only try and connect this machine with the problem adapter. If it fails at that point, then we have a narrowed down the issue to just this machine...
I know it's a pain to do that, but when you do it make sure you change the password.
Also, this issue....
net stop "TCP/IP NetBIOS Helper"
net stop netbt
sc config netbt start= disabled
sc config lmhosts start= disabled
This is kinda on my last leg of ideas... If the disabling of the netbios does not help, then I'll move this thread back to networking, and tag a couple other members to see if they have any ideas.
I know it's a pain to do that, but when you do it make sure you change the password.
Also, this issue....
- Click Start, point to Settings, and then click Network Connections.
- Right-click the local area connection that you want to be statically configured, and then click Properties.
- Click Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) > Properties > Advanced, and then click the WINS tab.
- Click Disable NetBIOS over TCP/IP.
net stop "TCP/IP NetBIOS Helper"
net stop netbt
sc config netbt start= disabled
sc config lmhosts start= disabled
This is kinda on my last leg of ideas... If the disabling of the netbios does not help, then I'll move this thread back to networking, and tag a couple other members to see if they have any ideas.
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Thank you I have unfortunately left for work again and won’t be able to try till morning I will go through all of those steps when I get home and report back. Winsock untwaked hurray
After uninstalling the driver and rebooting it has connected just fine so I think w have past the issue. Im eternally grateful!
note I was unable to find Computer Browser Service or Iphelper Service in my services and didnt continue on to disable netbios but will if its recommended
note I was unable to find Computer Browser Service or Iphelper Service in my services and didnt continue on to disable netbios but will if its recommended
Follow thru with the disable of the netbios instructions, then reboot.
Post a new minitoolbox log if issues still arise after.
Post a new minitoolbox log if issues still arise after.
no luck
havent done this yet couldnt find the services. I also didnt reset the router yet but can
Disable Computer Browser Service.
1. Press the Windows + R key at the same time, a Run Window will appear
2. Type or copy and paste Services.msc hit enter.
3. Scroll to the Computer Browser Service
4. Right-Click Computer Browser Service and choose Stop the service.
5. Right Click Computer Browser Service again select Properties.
6. Change the Startup type to disabled.
7. Hit Apply then Ok.
Repeat the same for the Iphelper Service
havent done this yet couldnt find the services. I also didnt reset the router yet but can
Disable Computer Browser Service.
1. Press the Windows + R key at the same time, a Run Window will appear
2. Type or copy and paste Services.msc hit enter.
3. Scroll to the Computer Browser Service
4. Right-Click Computer Browser Service and choose Stop the service.
5. Right Click Computer Browser Service again select Properties.
6. Change the Startup type to disabled.
7. Hit Apply then Ok.
Repeat the same for the Iphelper Service
Now it reads as a DNS issue.
Lets run this batch....
Open a notepad and copy the content of the quote box below, paste into open notepad and save it to your desktop as DNS.bat then right click on DNS.bat and run as admin.
Note: This batch will reboot your machine so close anything you are working on and save it.
Lets run this batch....
Open a notepad and copy the content of the quote box below, paste into open notepad and save it to your desktop as DNS.bat then right click on DNS.bat and run as admin.
Note: This batch will reboot your machine so close anything you are working on and save it.
Yes, it ran correct. Can you uninstall the driver again and reboot, then post new minitoolbox log. I am thinking that we may need to reset the router and try to connect only this machine....
We might try and just set a static IP right after you reset the router, if it works ok like that. Then bring the other devices back online....
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