Internet wireless connected with limited access, Windows Vista
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I had some malware in my computer so I did a bit of manual work to remove it including resetting TCP/IP.
Now the malware is gone. I can see my home wireless network and I can get connected to it, but when connected I get the Internet wireless connected with limited access
message.
When I go to the IE I cannot browse. When I tried to ping 192.168.1.1 I got an Error Code 1231 Unconnected Network Problem
.
I have deactivated my Windows firewall as I thought it could be hyperactive security. Still no luck. I have Norton, but it is not active. I have also Avast and AVG installed, but they are not active.
Any ideas?
wireless-networking windows-vista connection
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I had some malware in my computer so I did a bit of manual work to remove it including resetting TCP/IP.
Now the malware is gone. I can see my home wireless network and I can get connected to it, but when connected I get the Internet wireless connected with limited access
message.
When I go to the IE I cannot browse. When I tried to ping 192.168.1.1 I got an Error Code 1231 Unconnected Network Problem
.
I have deactivated my Windows firewall as I thought it could be hyperactive security. Still no luck. I have Norton, but it is not active. I have also Avast and AVG installed, but they are not active.
Any ideas?
wireless-networking windows-vista connection
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As a general note, 0 antivirus = bad, 1 antivirus = good, 2+ antiviruses = really bad.
– digitxp
Jan 2 '11 at 16:09
thanks digitxp I will be removing the extra Avs, hope it will help in fixing my issue
– r0ca
Jan 2 '11 at 16:32
Could you start a command prompt, run ipconfig /all and post the output?
– Jan Henckens
Dec 30 '11 at 12:59
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I had some malware in my computer so I did a bit of manual work to remove it including resetting TCP/IP.
Now the malware is gone. I can see my home wireless network and I can get connected to it, but when connected I get the Internet wireless connected with limited access
message.
When I go to the IE I cannot browse. When I tried to ping 192.168.1.1 I got an Error Code 1231 Unconnected Network Problem
.
I have deactivated my Windows firewall as I thought it could be hyperactive security. Still no luck. I have Norton, but it is not active. I have also Avast and AVG installed, but they are not active.
Any ideas?
wireless-networking windows-vista connection
I had some malware in my computer so I did a bit of manual work to remove it including resetting TCP/IP.
Now the malware is gone. I can see my home wireless network and I can get connected to it, but when connected I get the Internet wireless connected with limited access
message.
When I go to the IE I cannot browse. When I tried to ping 192.168.1.1 I got an Error Code 1231 Unconnected Network Problem
.
I have deactivated my Windows firewall as I thought it could be hyperactive security. Still no luck. I have Norton, but it is not active. I have also Avast and AVG installed, but they are not active.
Any ideas?
wireless-networking windows-vista connection
wireless-networking windows-vista connection
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As a general note, 0 antivirus = bad, 1 antivirus = good, 2+ antiviruses = really bad.
– digitxp
Jan 2 '11 at 16:09
thanks digitxp I will be removing the extra Avs, hope it will help in fixing my issue
– r0ca
Jan 2 '11 at 16:32
Could you start a command prompt, run ipconfig /all and post the output?
– Jan Henckens
Dec 30 '11 at 12:59
add a comment |
4
As a general note, 0 antivirus = bad, 1 antivirus = good, 2+ antiviruses = really bad.
– digitxp
Jan 2 '11 at 16:09
thanks digitxp I will be removing the extra Avs, hope it will help in fixing my issue
– r0ca
Jan 2 '11 at 16:32
Could you start a command prompt, run ipconfig /all and post the output?
– Jan Henckens
Dec 30 '11 at 12:59
4
4
As a general note, 0 antivirus = bad, 1 antivirus = good, 2+ antiviruses = really bad.
– digitxp
Jan 2 '11 at 16:09
As a general note, 0 antivirus = bad, 1 antivirus = good, 2+ antiviruses = really bad.
– digitxp
Jan 2 '11 at 16:09
thanks digitxp I will be removing the extra Avs, hope it will help in fixing my issue
– r0ca
Jan 2 '11 at 16:32
thanks digitxp I will be removing the extra Avs, hope it will help in fixing my issue
– r0ca
Jan 2 '11 at 16:32
Could you start a command prompt, run ipconfig /all and post the output?
– Jan Henckens
Dec 30 '11 at 12:59
Could you start a command prompt, run ipconfig /all and post the output?
– Jan Henckens
Dec 30 '11 at 12:59
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In Internet Options, go to the Advanced tab And do a Reset of IE. Reset everything.
Clean out your User Temp folder and the Temporary Internet Files folder
You have 3 Av products installed?
Did you flush your local DNS cache? ipconfig /flushdns
You may still be infected
Follow the order given below to properly disinfect your PC
1.) Make a boot AV disc then boot from the disc and scan the hard drive, remove any infections it finds, I prefer the Kaspersky disc myself. The New 2010 Kaspersky disc can update the AV dat files if you are connected to the internet at the time of scan and is suggested to update before the scan.
http://www.techmixer.com/free-bootable-antivirus-rescue-cds-download-list/
2.) Then:
Install free MBAM, run the program and go to the Update tab and update it, then go to the Scanner Tab and do a quick scan, select and remove anything it finds.
http://download.cnet.com/Malwarebytes-Anti-Malware/3000-8022_4-10804572.html
3.) When MBAM is done install SAS free version, run a quick scan, remove what it automatically selects.
http://www.superantispyware.com/download.html
These last 2 are not AV softwares like Norton, they are on demand scanners that only scan for nasties when you run the program and will not interfere with your installed AV, these can be run once a day or week to ensure you are not infected. Be sure you update them before each daily-weekly scan.
Hello Moab I will try your suggestions of resetting IE and flushing the DNS cash, I want you to know that other computers at home are working fine so the problem is within my laptop, it has windows vista. Sometimes it says check your security setting for connecting to wireless network. I also don’t see my wireless connection when I go to network sharing center. I hope this information can help you in giving some recipe. when i coonect it tells me I am connected with limited access, I have been installing these AVG, Avast, Then norton as I had some malware,now I will remove them I guess Thanks
– r0ca
Jan 2 '11 at 16:17
You cannot have more then 1 AV installed at a time, this could be the problem. Follow my suggestions above to properly clean the PC of infections. Some malware is really malicious and can cause enough damage that you may consider a clean install.
– Moab
Jan 2 '11 at 16:23
I forget to tell you about one thing i had removed winsock and winsock2 from registry then I reinstalled TCP/IP on network connection when I was trying to fix that malware before, I will remove all those AVs , you think that my laptop is useless now, is there chance to fix it thanks
– r0ca
Jan 2 '11 at 16:30
is there any hotfix for my situation ? thanks
– r0ca
Jan 2 '11 at 16:49
Are you going to follow my directions above?
– Moab
Jan 2 '11 at 18:19
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Generally I got Limited Acces error when I enter wrong password in wlan connections.
Do you connect wless?
I would first reset router/modem to which I connect to reset my password and try connecting again...
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
If you have multiple adapters configured (usually the case with most laptops that have wireless and wired), go to your network connections and disable the Internet connection you are not using (the wired connection will be called Local Area Network and the wired Wireless Connection).
Also, disable two antiviruses and stick with one. You will cause multiple problems if you let all three continue running.
1
You don't need to disable adapters you aren't currently using. Also, you can set the preference of order for network adapters when multiple are connected: windowsreference.com/windows-vista/…
– MaQleod
Nov 25 '11 at 20:59
@MaQleod - Yeah, I'm aware of that. However, I think taking an extra step to make absolutely sure that Windows is not using extra adapters (despite the order that is dictated through that dialog box) is a good idea regardless.
– White Phoenix
Nov 26 '11 at 22:39
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0
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Go to Control Panel then select Network and InternetNetwork and Sharing Center
from the left pane choose- Manage wireless networks
then delete ur network connection
after that choose adapter properties
under: this connection uses the following items
uncheck- AVG network filter driver
and retry reconnecting to network it will definitely work
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4 Answers
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up vote
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In Internet Options, go to the Advanced tab And do a Reset of IE. Reset everything.
Clean out your User Temp folder and the Temporary Internet Files folder
You have 3 Av products installed?
Did you flush your local DNS cache? ipconfig /flushdns
You may still be infected
Follow the order given below to properly disinfect your PC
1.) Make a boot AV disc then boot from the disc and scan the hard drive, remove any infections it finds, I prefer the Kaspersky disc myself. The New 2010 Kaspersky disc can update the AV dat files if you are connected to the internet at the time of scan and is suggested to update before the scan.
http://www.techmixer.com/free-bootable-antivirus-rescue-cds-download-list/
2.) Then:
Install free MBAM, run the program and go to the Update tab and update it, then go to the Scanner Tab and do a quick scan, select and remove anything it finds.
http://download.cnet.com/Malwarebytes-Anti-Malware/3000-8022_4-10804572.html
3.) When MBAM is done install SAS free version, run a quick scan, remove what it automatically selects.
http://www.superantispyware.com/download.html
These last 2 are not AV softwares like Norton, they are on demand scanners that only scan for nasties when you run the program and will not interfere with your installed AV, these can be run once a day or week to ensure you are not infected. Be sure you update them before each daily-weekly scan.
Hello Moab I will try your suggestions of resetting IE and flushing the DNS cash, I want you to know that other computers at home are working fine so the problem is within my laptop, it has windows vista. Sometimes it says check your security setting for connecting to wireless network. I also don’t see my wireless connection when I go to network sharing center. I hope this information can help you in giving some recipe. when i coonect it tells me I am connected with limited access, I have been installing these AVG, Avast, Then norton as I had some malware,now I will remove them I guess Thanks
– r0ca
Jan 2 '11 at 16:17
You cannot have more then 1 AV installed at a time, this could be the problem. Follow my suggestions above to properly clean the PC of infections. Some malware is really malicious and can cause enough damage that you may consider a clean install.
– Moab
Jan 2 '11 at 16:23
I forget to tell you about one thing i had removed winsock and winsock2 from registry then I reinstalled TCP/IP on network connection when I was trying to fix that malware before, I will remove all those AVs , you think that my laptop is useless now, is there chance to fix it thanks
– r0ca
Jan 2 '11 at 16:30
is there any hotfix for my situation ? thanks
– r0ca
Jan 2 '11 at 16:49
Are you going to follow my directions above?
– Moab
Jan 2 '11 at 18:19
|
show 7 more comments
up vote
0
down vote
In Internet Options, go to the Advanced tab And do a Reset of IE. Reset everything.
Clean out your User Temp folder and the Temporary Internet Files folder
You have 3 Av products installed?
Did you flush your local DNS cache? ipconfig /flushdns
You may still be infected
Follow the order given below to properly disinfect your PC
1.) Make a boot AV disc then boot from the disc and scan the hard drive, remove any infections it finds, I prefer the Kaspersky disc myself. The New 2010 Kaspersky disc can update the AV dat files if you are connected to the internet at the time of scan and is suggested to update before the scan.
http://www.techmixer.com/free-bootable-antivirus-rescue-cds-download-list/
2.) Then:
Install free MBAM, run the program and go to the Update tab and update it, then go to the Scanner Tab and do a quick scan, select and remove anything it finds.
http://download.cnet.com/Malwarebytes-Anti-Malware/3000-8022_4-10804572.html
3.) When MBAM is done install SAS free version, run a quick scan, remove what it automatically selects.
http://www.superantispyware.com/download.html
These last 2 are not AV softwares like Norton, they are on demand scanners that only scan for nasties when you run the program and will not interfere with your installed AV, these can be run once a day or week to ensure you are not infected. Be sure you update them before each daily-weekly scan.
Hello Moab I will try your suggestions of resetting IE and flushing the DNS cash, I want you to know that other computers at home are working fine so the problem is within my laptop, it has windows vista. Sometimes it says check your security setting for connecting to wireless network. I also don’t see my wireless connection when I go to network sharing center. I hope this information can help you in giving some recipe. when i coonect it tells me I am connected with limited access, I have been installing these AVG, Avast, Then norton as I had some malware,now I will remove them I guess Thanks
– r0ca
Jan 2 '11 at 16:17
You cannot have more then 1 AV installed at a time, this could be the problem. Follow my suggestions above to properly clean the PC of infections. Some malware is really malicious and can cause enough damage that you may consider a clean install.
– Moab
Jan 2 '11 at 16:23
I forget to tell you about one thing i had removed winsock and winsock2 from registry then I reinstalled TCP/IP on network connection when I was trying to fix that malware before, I will remove all those AVs , you think that my laptop is useless now, is there chance to fix it thanks
– r0ca
Jan 2 '11 at 16:30
is there any hotfix for my situation ? thanks
– r0ca
Jan 2 '11 at 16:49
Are you going to follow my directions above?
– Moab
Jan 2 '11 at 18:19
|
show 7 more comments
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
In Internet Options, go to the Advanced tab And do a Reset of IE. Reset everything.
Clean out your User Temp folder and the Temporary Internet Files folder
You have 3 Av products installed?
Did you flush your local DNS cache? ipconfig /flushdns
You may still be infected
Follow the order given below to properly disinfect your PC
1.) Make a boot AV disc then boot from the disc and scan the hard drive, remove any infections it finds, I prefer the Kaspersky disc myself. The New 2010 Kaspersky disc can update the AV dat files if you are connected to the internet at the time of scan and is suggested to update before the scan.
http://www.techmixer.com/free-bootable-antivirus-rescue-cds-download-list/
2.) Then:
Install free MBAM, run the program and go to the Update tab and update it, then go to the Scanner Tab and do a quick scan, select and remove anything it finds.
http://download.cnet.com/Malwarebytes-Anti-Malware/3000-8022_4-10804572.html
3.) When MBAM is done install SAS free version, run a quick scan, remove what it automatically selects.
http://www.superantispyware.com/download.html
These last 2 are not AV softwares like Norton, they are on demand scanners that only scan for nasties when you run the program and will not interfere with your installed AV, these can be run once a day or week to ensure you are not infected. Be sure you update them before each daily-weekly scan.
In Internet Options, go to the Advanced tab And do a Reset of IE. Reset everything.
Clean out your User Temp folder and the Temporary Internet Files folder
You have 3 Av products installed?
Did you flush your local DNS cache? ipconfig /flushdns
You may still be infected
Follow the order given below to properly disinfect your PC
1.) Make a boot AV disc then boot from the disc and scan the hard drive, remove any infections it finds, I prefer the Kaspersky disc myself. The New 2010 Kaspersky disc can update the AV dat files if you are connected to the internet at the time of scan and is suggested to update before the scan.
http://www.techmixer.com/free-bootable-antivirus-rescue-cds-download-list/
2.) Then:
Install free MBAM, run the program and go to the Update tab and update it, then go to the Scanner Tab and do a quick scan, select and remove anything it finds.
http://download.cnet.com/Malwarebytes-Anti-Malware/3000-8022_4-10804572.html
3.) When MBAM is done install SAS free version, run a quick scan, remove what it automatically selects.
http://www.superantispyware.com/download.html
These last 2 are not AV softwares like Norton, they are on demand scanners that only scan for nasties when you run the program and will not interfere with your installed AV, these can be run once a day or week to ensure you are not infected. Be sure you update them before each daily-weekly scan.
answered Jan 2 '11 at 16:08
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Hello Moab I will try your suggestions of resetting IE and flushing the DNS cash, I want you to know that other computers at home are working fine so the problem is within my laptop, it has windows vista. Sometimes it says check your security setting for connecting to wireless network. I also don’t see my wireless connection when I go to network sharing center. I hope this information can help you in giving some recipe. when i coonect it tells me I am connected with limited access, I have been installing these AVG, Avast, Then norton as I had some malware,now I will remove them I guess Thanks
– r0ca
Jan 2 '11 at 16:17
You cannot have more then 1 AV installed at a time, this could be the problem. Follow my suggestions above to properly clean the PC of infections. Some malware is really malicious and can cause enough damage that you may consider a clean install.
– Moab
Jan 2 '11 at 16:23
I forget to tell you about one thing i had removed winsock and winsock2 from registry then I reinstalled TCP/IP on network connection when I was trying to fix that malware before, I will remove all those AVs , you think that my laptop is useless now, is there chance to fix it thanks
– r0ca
Jan 2 '11 at 16:30
is there any hotfix for my situation ? thanks
– r0ca
Jan 2 '11 at 16:49
Are you going to follow my directions above?
– Moab
Jan 2 '11 at 18:19
|
show 7 more comments
Hello Moab I will try your suggestions of resetting IE and flushing the DNS cash, I want you to know that other computers at home are working fine so the problem is within my laptop, it has windows vista. Sometimes it says check your security setting for connecting to wireless network. I also don’t see my wireless connection when I go to network sharing center. I hope this information can help you in giving some recipe. when i coonect it tells me I am connected with limited access, I have been installing these AVG, Avast, Then norton as I had some malware,now I will remove them I guess Thanks
– r0ca
Jan 2 '11 at 16:17
You cannot have more then 1 AV installed at a time, this could be the problem. Follow my suggestions above to properly clean the PC of infections. Some malware is really malicious and can cause enough damage that you may consider a clean install.
– Moab
Jan 2 '11 at 16:23
I forget to tell you about one thing i had removed winsock and winsock2 from registry then I reinstalled TCP/IP on network connection when I was trying to fix that malware before, I will remove all those AVs , you think that my laptop is useless now, is there chance to fix it thanks
– r0ca
Jan 2 '11 at 16:30
is there any hotfix for my situation ? thanks
– r0ca
Jan 2 '11 at 16:49
Are you going to follow my directions above?
– Moab
Jan 2 '11 at 18:19
Hello Moab I will try your suggestions of resetting IE and flushing the DNS cash, I want you to know that other computers at home are working fine so the problem is within my laptop, it has windows vista. Sometimes it says check your security setting for connecting to wireless network. I also don’t see my wireless connection when I go to network sharing center. I hope this information can help you in giving some recipe. when i coonect it tells me I am connected with limited access, I have been installing these AVG, Avast, Then norton as I had some malware,now I will remove them I guess Thanks
– r0ca
Jan 2 '11 at 16:17
Hello Moab I will try your suggestions of resetting IE and flushing the DNS cash, I want you to know that other computers at home are working fine so the problem is within my laptop, it has windows vista. Sometimes it says check your security setting for connecting to wireless network. I also don’t see my wireless connection when I go to network sharing center. I hope this information can help you in giving some recipe. when i coonect it tells me I am connected with limited access, I have been installing these AVG, Avast, Then norton as I had some malware,now I will remove them I guess Thanks
– r0ca
Jan 2 '11 at 16:17
You cannot have more then 1 AV installed at a time, this could be the problem. Follow my suggestions above to properly clean the PC of infections. Some malware is really malicious and can cause enough damage that you may consider a clean install.
– Moab
Jan 2 '11 at 16:23
You cannot have more then 1 AV installed at a time, this could be the problem. Follow my suggestions above to properly clean the PC of infections. Some malware is really malicious and can cause enough damage that you may consider a clean install.
– Moab
Jan 2 '11 at 16:23
I forget to tell you about one thing i had removed winsock and winsock2 from registry then I reinstalled TCP/IP on network connection when I was trying to fix that malware before, I will remove all those AVs , you think that my laptop is useless now, is there chance to fix it thanks
– r0ca
Jan 2 '11 at 16:30
I forget to tell you about one thing i had removed winsock and winsock2 from registry then I reinstalled TCP/IP on network connection when I was trying to fix that malware before, I will remove all those AVs , you think that my laptop is useless now, is there chance to fix it thanks
– r0ca
Jan 2 '11 at 16:30
is there any hotfix for my situation ? thanks
– r0ca
Jan 2 '11 at 16:49
is there any hotfix for my situation ? thanks
– r0ca
Jan 2 '11 at 16:49
Are you going to follow my directions above?
– Moab
Jan 2 '11 at 18:19
Are you going to follow my directions above?
– Moab
Jan 2 '11 at 18:19
|
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Generally I got Limited Acces error when I enter wrong password in wlan connections.
Do you connect wless?
I would first reset router/modem to which I connect to reset my password and try connecting again...
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
Generally I got Limited Acces error when I enter wrong password in wlan connections.
Do you connect wless?
I would first reset router/modem to which I connect to reset my password and try connecting again...
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
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Generally I got Limited Acces error when I enter wrong password in wlan connections.
Do you connect wless?
I would first reset router/modem to which I connect to reset my password and try connecting again...
Generally I got Limited Acces error when I enter wrong password in wlan connections.
Do you connect wless?
I would first reset router/modem to which I connect to reset my password and try connecting again...
answered Aug 26 '11 at 15:45
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If you have multiple adapters configured (usually the case with most laptops that have wireless and wired), go to your network connections and disable the Internet connection you are not using (the wired connection will be called Local Area Network and the wired Wireless Connection).
Also, disable two antiviruses and stick with one. You will cause multiple problems if you let all three continue running.
1
You don't need to disable adapters you aren't currently using. Also, you can set the preference of order for network adapters when multiple are connected: windowsreference.com/windows-vista/…
– MaQleod
Nov 25 '11 at 20:59
@MaQleod - Yeah, I'm aware of that. However, I think taking an extra step to make absolutely sure that Windows is not using extra adapters (despite the order that is dictated through that dialog box) is a good idea regardless.
– White Phoenix
Nov 26 '11 at 22:39
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
If you have multiple adapters configured (usually the case with most laptops that have wireless and wired), go to your network connections and disable the Internet connection you are not using (the wired connection will be called Local Area Network and the wired Wireless Connection).
Also, disable two antiviruses and stick with one. You will cause multiple problems if you let all three continue running.
1
You don't need to disable adapters you aren't currently using. Also, you can set the preference of order for network adapters when multiple are connected: windowsreference.com/windows-vista/…
– MaQleod
Nov 25 '11 at 20:59
@MaQleod - Yeah, I'm aware of that. However, I think taking an extra step to make absolutely sure that Windows is not using extra adapters (despite the order that is dictated through that dialog box) is a good idea regardless.
– White Phoenix
Nov 26 '11 at 22:39
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
If you have multiple adapters configured (usually the case with most laptops that have wireless and wired), go to your network connections and disable the Internet connection you are not using (the wired connection will be called Local Area Network and the wired Wireless Connection).
Also, disable two antiviruses and stick with one. You will cause multiple problems if you let all three continue running.
If you have multiple adapters configured (usually the case with most laptops that have wireless and wired), go to your network connections and disable the Internet connection you are not using (the wired connection will be called Local Area Network and the wired Wireless Connection).
Also, disable two antiviruses and stick with one. You will cause multiple problems if you let all three continue running.
answered Nov 25 '11 at 20:46
White Phoenix
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You don't need to disable adapters you aren't currently using. Also, you can set the preference of order for network adapters when multiple are connected: windowsreference.com/windows-vista/…
– MaQleod
Nov 25 '11 at 20:59
@MaQleod - Yeah, I'm aware of that. However, I think taking an extra step to make absolutely sure that Windows is not using extra adapters (despite the order that is dictated through that dialog box) is a good idea regardless.
– White Phoenix
Nov 26 '11 at 22:39
add a comment |
1
You don't need to disable adapters you aren't currently using. Also, you can set the preference of order for network adapters when multiple are connected: windowsreference.com/windows-vista/…
– MaQleod
Nov 25 '11 at 20:59
@MaQleod - Yeah, I'm aware of that. However, I think taking an extra step to make absolutely sure that Windows is not using extra adapters (despite the order that is dictated through that dialog box) is a good idea regardless.
– White Phoenix
Nov 26 '11 at 22:39
1
1
You don't need to disable adapters you aren't currently using. Also, you can set the preference of order for network adapters when multiple are connected: windowsreference.com/windows-vista/…
– MaQleod
Nov 25 '11 at 20:59
You don't need to disable adapters you aren't currently using. Also, you can set the preference of order for network adapters when multiple are connected: windowsreference.com/windows-vista/…
– MaQleod
Nov 25 '11 at 20:59
@MaQleod - Yeah, I'm aware of that. However, I think taking an extra step to make absolutely sure that Windows is not using extra adapters (despite the order that is dictated through that dialog box) is a good idea regardless.
– White Phoenix
Nov 26 '11 at 22:39
@MaQleod - Yeah, I'm aware of that. However, I think taking an extra step to make absolutely sure that Windows is not using extra adapters (despite the order that is dictated through that dialog box) is a good idea regardless.
– White Phoenix
Nov 26 '11 at 22:39
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Go to Control Panel then select Network and InternetNetwork and Sharing Center
from the left pane choose- Manage wireless networks
then delete ur network connection
after that choose adapter properties
under: this connection uses the following items
uncheck- AVG network filter driver
and retry reconnecting to network it will definitely work
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
Go to Control Panel then select Network and InternetNetwork and Sharing Center
from the left pane choose- Manage wireless networks
then delete ur network connection
after that choose adapter properties
under: this connection uses the following items
uncheck- AVG network filter driver
and retry reconnecting to network it will definitely work
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
Go to Control Panel then select Network and InternetNetwork and Sharing Center
from the left pane choose- Manage wireless networks
then delete ur network connection
after that choose adapter properties
under: this connection uses the following items
uncheck- AVG network filter driver
and retry reconnecting to network it will definitely work
Go to Control Panel then select Network and InternetNetwork and Sharing Center
from the left pane choose- Manage wireless networks
then delete ur network connection
after that choose adapter properties
under: this connection uses the following items
uncheck- AVG network filter driver
and retry reconnecting to network it will definitely work
answered Jan 28 '16 at 8:44
Smruti Ranjan
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As a general note, 0 antivirus = bad, 1 antivirus = good, 2+ antiviruses = really bad.
– digitxp
Jan 2 '11 at 16:09
thanks digitxp I will be removing the extra Avs, hope it will help in fixing my issue
– r0ca
Jan 2 '11 at 16:32
Could you start a command prompt, run ipconfig /all and post the output?
– Jan Henckens
Dec 30 '11 at 12:59