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Windows Firewall won't start; Auto Private Addressing on
I have tried reseting Windows Firewall and Winsock using netsh command. I
get an message back saying, "Unable to reset Winsock Catalog. The system cannot find the finle specified." I can't connect to the internet or my laptop, even though I've run Network Connection Wizard repeatedly (it was working before). I can't start Firewall even though Security Centre service is started. My router is my DHCP server but Windows is using Auto Private Addressing. I deleted a registry setting having to do w/ Group Policy and Windows Firewall. I have surfed on my laptop (like now), found some articles, tried 'em and come up empty. So, before I reinstall OS (don't have SP2 in disc) how can I get my home network back and surf the WWW? BTW: both computers are wireless to my NetGear router---DSL modem. Thanx, |
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Windows Firewall won't start; Auto Private Addressing on
On Nov 5, 7:43*pm, The Dr. Is In...
wrote: I have tried reseting Windows Firewall and Winsock using netsh command. I get an message back saying, "Unable to reset Winsock Catalog. The system cannot find the finle specified." I can't connect to the internet or my laptop, even though I've run Network Connection Wizard repeatedly (it was working before). I can't start Firewall even though Security Centre service is started. My router is my DHCP server but Windows is using Auto Private Addressing. I deleted a registry setting having to do w/ Group Policy and Windows Firewall. I have surfed on my laptop (like now), found some articles, tried 'em and come up empty. So, before I reinstall OS (don't have SP2 in disc) how can I get my home network back and surf the WWW? BTW: both computers are wireless to my NetGear router---DSL modem. Thanx, Check any / all anti-virus or "enhanced" Internet security software. I had Norton 360 which must be told to "trust" the wireless network name (aka SSID.) |
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Windows Firewall won't start; Auto Private Addressing on
Update: After some more research (so much research) I reinstalled the TCP/IP
stack and I now can connect to the internet. Also, I had (prior to initial post) uninstalled NIS 2008 and Norton System Works 2008. I had also cleaned up PC of remnants, defragged, then installed Avast,! 4, Winpatrol and reinstalled the PCI wireless card software (Linksys). I still must repeatedly reinstall TCP/IP to get/stay connnected to WWW. No more Auto Private Addressing, althought it doesn't always get IP address from router (connection reports 0.0.0.0 for IP address and subnet, gateway IP is correct). Windows Firewall/ICS still will not start, error code 5 - not authorized. Security Centre reports Firewall is active, Firewall says it can't start. I ran msinfo32.exeComponentsNetworkProtocol. The article I read says I'm supposed to have at least 10 entries, there are 2. While I haven't checked Avast! yet, I'm of the opinion that I've done (or rather, undone) something in the registry. All works fine on my laptop (XP Home). Hope this helps. "smlunatick" wrote: On Nov 5, 7:43 pm, The Dr. Is In... wrote: I have tried reseting Windows Firewall and Winsock using netsh command. I get an message back saying, "Unable to reset Winsock Catalog. The system cannot find the finle specified." I can't connect to the internet or my laptop, even though I've run Network Connection Wizard repeatedly (it was working before). I can't start Firewall even though Security Centre service is started. My router is my DHCP server but Windows is using Auto Private Addressing. I deleted a registry setting having to do w/ Group Policy and Windows Firewall. I have surfed on my laptop (like now), found some articles, tried 'em and come up empty. So, before I reinstall OS (don't have SP2 in disc) how can I get my home network back and surf the WWW? BTW: both computers are wireless to my NetGear router---DSL modem. Thanx, Check any / all anti-virus or "enhanced" Internet security software. I had Norton 360 which must be told to "trust" the wireless network name (aka SSID.) |
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Windows Firewall won't start; Auto Private Addressing on
Further update: Firewall in now working. Security Centre is still working. No
error messages. msinfo32 is still only listing 2 items in the list mentioned earlier (MSAFD Tcpip [TCI/IP] and MSAFD Tcpip [UDP/IP]. Should I do something about it or just leave it? "The Dr. Is In..." wrote: Update: After some more research (so much research) I reinstalled the TCP/IP stack and I now can connect to the internet. Also, I had (prior to initial post) uninstalled NIS 2008 and Norton System Works 2008. I had also cleaned up PC of remnants, defragged, then installed Avast,! 4, Winpatrol and reinstalled the PCI wireless card software (Linksys). I still must repeatedly reinstall TCP/IP to get/stay connnected to WWW. No more Auto Private Addressing, althought it doesn't always get IP address from router (connection reports 0.0.0.0 for IP address and subnet, gateway IP is correct). Windows Firewall/ICS still will not start, error code 5 - not authorized. Security Centre reports Firewall is active, Firewall says it can't start. I ran msinfo32.exeComponentsNetworkProtocol. The article I read says I'm supposed to have at least 10 entries, there are 2. While I haven't checked Avast! yet, I'm of the opinion that I've done (or rather, undone) something in the registry. All works fine on my laptop (XP Home). Hope this helps. "smlunatick" wrote: On Nov 5, 7:43 pm, The Dr. Is In... wrote: I have tried reseting Windows Firewall and Winsock using netsh command. I get an message back saying, "Unable to reset Winsock Catalog. The system cannot find the finle specified." I can't connect to the internet or my laptop, even though I've run Network Connection Wizard repeatedly (it was working before). I can't start Firewall even though Security Centre service is started. My router is my DHCP server but Windows is using Auto Private Addressing. I deleted a registry setting having to do w/ Group Policy and Windows Firewall. I have surfed on my laptop (like now), found some articles, tried 'em and come up empty. So, before I reinstall OS (don't have SP2 in disc) how can I get my home network back and surf the WWW? BTW: both computers are wireless to my NetGear router---DSL modem. Thanx, Check any / all anti-virus or "enhanced" Internet security software. I had Norton 360 which must be told to "trust" the wireless network name (aka SSID.) |
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Windows Firewall won't start; Auto Private Addressing on
On Nov 6, 9:07*pm, The Dr. Is In...
wrote: Further update: Firewall in now working. Security Centre is still working.. No error messages. msinfo32 is still only listing 2 items in the list mentioned earlier (MSAFD Tcpip [TCI/IP] and MSAFD Tcpip [UDP/IP]. Should I do something about it or just leave it? "The Dr. Is In..." wrote: Update: After some more research *(so much research) I reinstalled the TCP/IP stack and I now can connect to the internet. Also, I had (prior to initial post) uninstalled NIS 2008 and Norton System Works 2008. I had also cleaned up PC of remnants, defragged, then installed Avast,! 4, Winpatrol and reinstalled the PCI wireless card software (Linksys). I still must repeatedly reinstall TCP/IP to get/stay connnected to WWW. No more Auto Private Addressing, althought it doesn't always get IP address from router (connection reports 0.0.0.0 for IP address and subnet, gateway IP is correct). Windows Firewall/ICS still will not start, error code 5 - not authorized. Security Centre reports Firewall is active, Firewall says it can't start. I ran msinfo32.exeComponentsNetworkProtocol. The article I read says I'm supposed to have at least 10 entries, there are 2. While I haven't checked Avast! yet, I'm of the opinion that I've done (or rather, undone) something in the registry. All works fine on my laptop (XP Home). Hope this helps. "smlunatick" wrote: On Nov 5, 7:43 pm, The Dr. Is In... wrote: I have tried reseting Windows Firewall and Winsock using netsh command. I get an message back saying, "Unable to reset Winsock Catalog. The system cannot find the finle specified." I can't connect to the internet or my laptop, even though I've run Network Connection Wizard repeatedly (it was working before). I can't start Firewall even though Security Centre service is started. My router is my DHCP server but Windows is using Auto Private Addressing. I deleted a registry setting having to do w/ Group Policy and Windows Firewall. I have surfed on my laptop (like now), found some articles, tried 'em and come up empty. So, before I reinstall OS (don't have SP2 in disc) how can I get my home network back and surf the WWW? BTW: both computers are wireless to my NetGear router---DSL modem. Thanx, Check any / all anti-virus or "enhanced" Internet security software. I had Norton 360 which must be told to "trust" the wireless network name (aka SSID.) Not sure how your cleared out the Norton "left-overs" but Symantec has an enhanced Norton "uninstall" tool. |
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Windows Firewall won't start; Auto Private Addressing on
"smlunatick" wrote: On Nov 6, 9:07 pm, The Dr. Is In... wrote: Further update: Firewall in now working. Security Centre is still working.. No error messages. msinfo32 is still only listing 2 items in the list mentioned earlier (MSAFD Tcpip [TCI/IP] and MSAFD Tcpip [UDP/IP]. Should I do something about it or just leave it? "The Dr. Is In..." wrote: Update: After some more research (so much research) I reinstalled the TCP/IP stack and I now can connect to the internet. Also, I had (prior to initial post) uninstalled NIS 2008 and Norton System Works 2008. I had also cleaned up PC of remnants, defragged, then installed Avast,! 4, Winpatrol and reinstalled the PCI wireless card software (Linksys). I still must repeatedly reinstall TCP/IP to get/stay connnected to WWW. No more Auto Private Addressing, althought it doesn't always get IP address from router (connection reports 0.0.0.0 for IP address and subnet, gateway IP is correct). Windows Firewall/ICS still will not start, error code 5 - not authorized. Security Centre reports Firewall is active, Firewall says it can't start. I ran msinfo32.exeComponentsNetworkProtocol. The article I read says I'm supposed to have at least 10 entries, there are 2. While I haven't checked Avast! yet, I'm of the opinion that I've done (or rather, undone) something in the registry. All works fine on my laptop (XP Home). Hope this helps. "smlunatick" wrote: On Nov 5, 7:43 pm, The Dr. Is In... wrote: I have tried reseting Windows Firewall and Winsock using netsh command. I get an message back saying, "Unable to reset Winsock Catalog. The system cannot find the finle specified." I can't connect to the internet or my laptop, even though I've run Network Connection Wizard repeatedly (it was working before). I can't start Firewall even though Security Centre service is started. My router is my DHCP server but Windows is using Auto Private Addressing. I deleted a registry setting having to do w/ Group Policy and Windows Firewall. I have surfed on my laptop (like now), found some articles, tried 'em and come up empty. So, before I reinstall OS (don't have SP2 in disc) how can I get my home network back and surf the WWW? BTW: both computers are wireless to my NetGear router---DSL modem. Thanx, Check any / all anti-virus or "enhanced" Internet security software. I had Norton 360 which must be told to "trust" the wireless network name (aka SSID.) Not sure how your cleared out the Norton "left-overs" but Symantec has an enhanced Norton "uninstall" tool. I don't see any network trust levels in avast!. I have tried reinstalling the IP protocol and used the "rundll32...SteelHead..." command. Security Center came back but still cannot connect to internet. It's as if windows can't make a connection unless WF/ICS is started (which it won't [I get an 'Error 5: Access Denied' message from the services.msc window]). Also, my router is my DHCP but it seems like windows can't get an IP address auto assigned. |
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Windows Firewall won't start; Auto Private Addressing on
Is it also possible that there is an internal timing error? I've read that if
I wait for a min. or two, all the icons in my notification area appear, whereas if I log onto Windows right away, they may not. I wonder if I simply haven't allowed enough time for windows to configure itself for my wireless home network. Multiple restarts seems to solve the problem but it means I still have to restart a number of times after an extended shutdown. This is a pain, as you can imagine. BTW: I'm using Linksys Wireless G PC card to connect to my router (NetGear). "smlunatick" wrote: On Nov 6, 9:07 pm, The Dr. Is In... wrote: Further update: Firewall in now working. Security Centre is still working.. No error messages. msinfo32 is still only listing 2 items in the list mentioned earlier (MSAFD Tcpip [TCI/IP] and MSAFD Tcpip [UDP/IP]. Should I do something about it or just leave it? "The Dr. Is In..." wrote: Update: After some more research (so much research) I reinstalled the TCP/IP stack and I now can connect to the internet. Also, I had (prior to initial post) uninstalled NIS 2008 and Norton System Works 2008. I had also cleaned up PC of remnants, defragged, then installed Avast,! 4, Winpatrol and reinstalled the PCI wireless card software (Linksys). I still must repeatedly reinstall TCP/IP to get/stay connnected to WWW. No more Auto Private Addressing, althought it doesn't always get IP address from router (connection reports 0.0.0.0 for IP address and subnet, gateway IP is correct). Windows Firewall/ICS still will not start, error code 5 - not authorized. Security Centre reports Firewall is active, Firewall says it can't start. I ran msinfo32.exeComponentsNetworkProtocol. The article I read says I'm supposed to have at least 10 entries, there are 2. While I haven't checked Avast! yet, I'm of the opinion that I've done (or rather, undone) something in the registry. All works fine on my laptop (XP Home). Hope this helps. "smlunatick" wrote: On Nov 5, 7:43 pm, The Dr. Is In... wrote: I have tried reseting Windows Firewall and Winsock using netsh command. I get an message back saying, "Unable to reset Winsock Catalog. The system cannot find the finle specified." I can't connect to the internet or my laptop, even though I've run Network Connection Wizard repeatedly (it was working before). I can't start Firewall even though Security Centre service is started. My router is my DHCP server but Windows is using Auto Private Addressing. I deleted a registry setting having to do w/ Group Policy and Windows Firewall. I have surfed on my laptop (like now), found some articles, tried 'em and come up empty. So, before I reinstall OS (don't have SP2 in disc) how can I get my home network back and surf the WWW? BTW: both computers are wireless to my NetGear router---DSL modem. Thanx, Check any / all anti-virus or "enhanced" Internet security software. I had Norton 360 which must be told to "trust" the wireless network name (aka SSID.) Not sure how your cleared out the Norton "left-overs" but Symantec has an enhanced Norton "uninstall" tool. |
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