Can't indentity Local Area Connection?

[Ritte]

Hello,

So I have a problem with my internet. So I was playing a game and then shutted down my computer. Then after about 8 hours, I turned it on and saw that I don't have Internet. But I have internet on my laptop and I am connected to my own router, so that I means I have internet?! I mean I can connect from a laptop or a phone to my router (Wireless internet) and it works perfectly but my computer doesn't have internet. So I checked Networks and Sharing to see what is thnetsh

e problem and I found that it can't connect to the network. The scheme is like this:

 

PC-PC ========== *Insert network icon* ====X==== *Insert gray internet icon*

(This computer) Identifying...

 

And I tried troubleshooting but it didn't seem to find anything, then I did this HomeGroup and then the Network Troubleshooter (Windows Network Diagnostics) and I showed me that Either the Peer Name Resolution Protocol service (PNRPsvc) ... or something p2psvc Enable the services needed for Peer-to-Peer Grouping.

I tried running sfc /scannow, but it didn't work also I tried deleting idstore.sst and it didn't work as well. Then I tried restarting the ipv4 winsock and ipv6 setting via cmd:

 

netsh winsock reset and it didn't work as well.

 

I wonder why does this happen. Please respond!

[KenB]

Hi and welcome to ExTS

 

Click on Start > type in ...... devmgmt.msc ...... hit ENTER

Click the > next to "Network Adapters"

1. Are there any yellow exclamation marks or red Xs ?

 

2. What is listed here ?

 

3. Is the problem the same with wireless and a wired ethernet cable ?

[Ritte]

Hi and welcome to ExTS

 

Click on Start > type in ...... devmgmt.msc ...... hit ENTER

Click the > next to "Network Adapters"

1. Are there any yellow exclamation marks or red Xs ?

 

2. What is listed here ?

 

3. Is the problem the same with wireless and a wired ethernet cable ?

 

1. No

 

2. Hamachi Network Interface ; Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller ; Realtek RTL8139/810x Family Fast Ethernet NIC ; TAP-Winn32 Adapter V9 (Tunngle)

 

3. Well, when I am on my main desktop, where the router is connected at I don't have internet but now I am on my laptop and and I can connect on the network on my router so probably is not the same I guess. I also changed to my second LAN card on my PC and it worked, but now the problem is the same with both LAN cards.

[KenB]

Hi

 

Sorry for the slow response - I am on holiday at the moment :)

 

So - you have a wireless connection with the laptop BUT the pc that is directly connected to the router via the cable is the problem.

Is this correct ?

Also - there is no wireless adapter in the pc - is that correct ?

Try right clicking on Realtek RTL8139/810x Family Fast Ethernet NIC then uninstall.

Delete the driver.

Reboot the machine and windows should locate new hardware > it will auto - install the drivers.

Try the connection again.

[Ritte]

Hi

 

Sorry for the slow response - I am on holiday at the moment :)

 

So - you have a wireless connection with the laptop BUT the pc that is directly connected to the router via the cable is the problem.

Is this correct ?

Also - there is no wireless adapter in the pc - is that correct ?

Try right clicking on Realtek RTL8139/810x Family Fast Ethernet NIC then uninstall.

Delete the driver.

Reboot the machine and windows should locate new hardware > it will auto - install the drivers.

Try the connection again.

 

Didn't work :/ Also from Network Troubleshooting it again showed me that the p2psvc doesn't work and I tried deleting idstore.sst again but it didn't work out.

[KenB]

So - you have a wireless connection with the laptop BUT the pc that is directly connected to the router via the cable is the problem.

Is this correct ?

Also - there is no wireless adapter in the pc - is that correct ?

 

You didn't answer the above.

 

Network Troubleshooting it again showed me that the p2psvc doesn't work

p2psvc = Peer to Peer Service

It is not required for an internet connection - only if you are running something like a Homegroup.

 

idstore.sst

This too is connected with Homegroup

 

Have you recently created / deleted a Homegroup on this computer ?

 

Try a System Restore to a date just prior to the start of your problem.

[Ritte]

You didn't answer the above.

 

 

p2psvc = Peer to Peer Service

It is not required for an internet connection - only if you are running something like a Homegroup.

 

 

This too is connected with Homegroup

 

Have you recently created / deleted a Homegroup on this computer ?

 

Try a System Restore to a date just prior to the start of your problem.

To your answer: It is correct.

I will try Sysmte Restore.

 

Edit: Didn't work with System Restore neither.

Edited August 26, 2013 by Ritte