Problem with Internet connnection

[igrek001]

Thanks a lot for help with missing drivers installation.

But I still have problem: now with the Internet connection.

I have cable modem, Belkin router and wireless Belkin adapter in my computer, located on the 2nd floor.

Before my troubles with missing drivers, the Internet connection was stable. Now there is connection but to another Network with "no signal", and when I try to look the List of wireless Networks, message appears: Windows can't configuring the wireless connection and recommendation to configure my wireless connection with Wireless Zero Configuration (WZC).

But when I try to open WZC typing in 'Run": SEVICES.MSC, there appears error message.

What I can do to fix my Internet connection?

Thank you

[igrek001]

Additional info: when I check the Device Manager, it shows that almost all (except one) Network adapters have yellow ! I tried to uninstall them but every time got message: "Failed to uninstall the device. The device may be required to boot up the computer"

I guess this is the reason, why Windows can't configuring my Wireless Internet connection.

Could somebody help me to uninstall the corrupted Network adapters??

 

Thank you.

[Guest Wolfeymole]

Go into the bios igrek and disable Boot from LAN

[igrek001]

Please, explain me more detail, how I can disable Boot from LAN.

I can't understand what do you mean under "go into the bios"

 

Thank you

[Guest Wolfeymole]

The BIOS is the nuts and bolts of your machine, you would see nothing without it.

 

On boot up you will see a screen similar to the one in this link,

 

http://forum.ecoustics.com/bbs/messages/34579/147074.gif

 

In that screen it says at the very bottom Press Del to enter Setup

 

This will take you into the bios and then make sure you have disabled the LAN boot similar to this pic.

 

http://common.packardbell.com/itemnr/instr_bios_cuba/bios_cuba_adv_chipset.gif

[Seth]

Do you use the Window's wireless utility to connect, or a program from Belkin?

 

Go into Control Panel>Administrative Tools>Services. Try to change the WZC to automatic.

 

Can you also please post a screen shot (or manual listing) of what's listed in Device Manager's "Network Adapters"?

[igrek001]

Hello, Seth:

 

I have on Network adapters:

Direct Parallel

VIA PCI 10/100 Mb Facst Ethernet

WAN Miniport (IP)

WAN Miniport (IP)

WAN Miniport (IPX)

WAN Miniport (L2TP)

WAN Miniport (PDPOE)

WAN Miniport (PPTP)

All of them marked with yellow !

 

Only two adapters not marked with yellow !:

Belkin Wireless G USB Network Adapter #3

VIA Rhine 11 Fast Ethernet Adapter

 

Thank you

[igrek001]

Hello, Wolfeymole:

I don't have the LAN Boot option in the Advanced Chipset Feature.

Could the LAN Boot be under another name??

[igrek001]

Hello , Seth:

I opened the Control Panel>Administrative Tools>Services.

Startup type for WZC is automatic, but Service status is 'stopped'.

When I click on 'start' buitton, message appears:

'Could not start the WZC service on local computer. Error 1068: the dependency

service or group failed to start.

What else I may do?

 

Thank you

[Seth]

Do you use the Window's wireless utility to connect, or a program from Belkin?

 

The USB wireless adapter should have come with a cd that has a wireless utility in which you can search for available wireless networks.

 

Have you tried reinstalling that program? Do you have a listing for a Belkin wireless utility in your program files?

[Seth]

Hello , Seth:

I opened the Control Panel>Administrative Tools>Services.

Startup type for WZC is automatic, but Service status is 'stopped'.

When I click on 'start' buitton, message appears:

'Could not start the WZC service on local computer. Error 1068: the dependency

service or group failed to start.

What else I may do?

 

Thank you

 

It will list the dependency services, so try turning those on first.

[igrek001]

Hello, Seth:

I used the CD, which came with Belkin adapter to reinstall the Belkin adapter drive, but there wasn't any Belkin wireless utility program files. I guess that wireless configuration before was performed with Window. But now it doesn't work for some reason.

It seems that problem in my corrupted Network adapters, which I can't uninstall for ability to reinstall them. :-(

[Seth]

Well since the belkin adapter shows up fine in device manager, I doubt that's the problem. Especially since the window's wireless utility won't open.

 

When you go into control panel>network connections, what do you see?

 

Also have a look here to help get the wireless utility working:

 

WikiAnswers - How do you fix error 1068 'dependency service or group failed to start' in Windows XP

[igrek001]

When I opened the Dependency services tab, it shows:

in first part:

This service depends on the following system components:

- NDIS Usermode I/O Protocol

- Remote Procedure Call (RPC)

in the second part:

Thte following system components depended on this service:

- no Dependencies

So, I can't turning the dependency services first.

Ando no way to start the WZC... :-(

[Seth]

Make sure the startup type for the following is set to automatic, and that the service is running:

 

- NDIS Usermode I/O Protocol

- Remote Procedure Call (RPC)

 

Do the same for the services in the link I posted.

[igrek001]

When I open the Network connections, there are:

 

Broadband:

Camcost with chek on the black round

Disconnected, Firewalled

WAN Miniport (PPPOE)

 

LAN or High-Speed Internet:

 

Local Area Connection with red cross

Network cable unplugged, Firewalled

Realtek RTL8139/810x Family Fast

 

Wireless Network Connection 2

Connected, Firewalled

Realtek RTL8187B Wireless 802.11g

 

1394 Connection

Connected, Firewalled

1394 Net Adapter

[Seth]

Local Area Connection with red cross

Network cable unplugged, Firewalled

Realtek RTL8139/810x Family Fast

 

That's the info for the wired connection, and it's fine.

 

Wireless Network Connection 2

Connected, Firewalled

Realtek RTL8187B Wireless 802.11g

 

Now that's confusing. It shows a Realtek wireless adapter as functioning correctly, but you said that you use a Belkin USB wireless adapter.

 

What is the make and model of the computer?

 

Also, right click on that Realtek Wireless Connection 2 and choose Status>Support. What is the IP address?

[igrek001]

hello, Seth:

 

Yes, I reinstall the Belkin adapter, but there wasn't any wireless utitlity in the CD which accompanies the adapter.

I think the connection to Internet was performed by Window's wireless utility.

[igrek001]

hello, Seth:

Now I have only two connection and both with red cross:

first is for wire connection and second is for Belkin Wireless G USB Network Adapter.

when I click on the Belkin connection, I still have message: Windows cannot configure this wireless connection.....bla-bla-bla....

[Dalo Harkin]

If you right click on the wireless one thats crossed out and click connect - what message do you get?

[igrek001]

Hello:

When i right click the Wireless Network Connection 4, appear the following opportunities:

-Disable

-View Available Wireless Networks (in bold)

- Repair

-Bridge Connection

-Create shortcut

-Rename

-Properties

 

For Local Area Connections:

-Disable

-Bridge Connections

-Create shortcut

-Rename

-Properties

[Seth]

Hello:

When i right click the Wireless Network Connection 4, appear the following opportunities:

-Disable

-View Available Wireless Networks (in bold)

- Repair

-Bridge Connection

-Create shortcut

-Rename

-Properties

 

Your #16 post doesn't show a wireless connection 4:confused:

 

Anyway, that info shows that your wireless is working on your computer. You should be able to "View Available Wireless Networks" and connect to your router.

[igrek001]

But I still don't... :-( ... now it start really working, but connection is for some very loo and unstable Wireless Network, and 'View Available Wireless Networks' is still not available. ....