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[Failed to query TCP/IP settings]

Failed to query TCP/IP settings

Begonnen von charlotba
04. September 2010, 20:56:46

Hello Everyone,

I recently reinstalled Windows XP SP 2 as my PC was very sluggish and I don't recall ever doing a reinstall since I bought this PC six years ago!

I ran the File and Settings Transfer Wizard prior to my reinstall.

The install went smoothly and I transferred my original setting back to my PC after the install.

However, since the reinstall I'm unable to connect to the Internet and I'm also having problems connecting my wireless printer.

I connect to the Internet through a cable modem.

I also have a NETGEAR wireless router which connects my laptop and my Canon Pixma MX860.

I can still connect to the Internet with my laptop and can access the web as well as the Optonline.net mail server
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I ran the new connection Wizard selecting "connect to the Internet" then "set up my connection manually" then "connect using a broadband connection that is always on".

The next screen read "completing the new connection Wizard, your broadband connection should already be configured and ready to use…".

However, when I use Internet explorer to try to access the web I get an error message that reads "the page cannot be displayed, the page you are looking for is currently unavailable…".

This same error message also recommends checking the option to "automatically detect settings" which I already had checked.

I've also done the following but still cannot connect:

- I right clicked the 1394 network connection and clicked "repair" and got the following error "failed to query TCP/IP settings of the connection".

- I looked at my bios settings to ensure that the integrated NIC card was set to "ON".

- Per a user that was having a similar problem, I renamed my TCPIP.sys files to TCPIP.sys.old and rebooted and retried the new connection but still had the same problem.I did notice that new TCPIP.sys files were created.

- I deleted the 1394 net adapter in the settings under system/device manager and reinstalled it by right clicking "network adapters" and selected "scan for hardware changes".

- I noticed there are all yellow question marks next to "other devices" and all the devices listed under that including ethernet controller, multimedia audio controller, multimedia controller, PCI modem, and video controller.

- Unplugged and then plugged in my cable modem to reset it.

I noticed when I right-clicked Network Connections/1394 communication 3 properties/Internet protocol (TCP/IP) there is a button to "install" as well as "properties" but the "uninstall" button is grayed out, does that mean that TCP/IP is not installed on this PC?

When I click "properties" the option to "obtain an IP address automatically" was checked off.

Does this mean that TCP/IP is in fact installed on this PC? The Uninstall button being grayed out leads me to believe TCP/IP is not installed on the PC.

Does all this have anything to do with why I can't get my wireless printer to connect wirelessly? The only other thing I can try is to reinstall the operating system but I'm trying to avoid that as it takes so long. Regarding the reinstall, I was doing it from an Dell OEM disk which had an option to install other Windows components and IIS was one of those components.

I don't recall the exact description however it had something to do with Internet connections and TCP/IP. However, when I tried to install it I was prompted for a second Windows install disk but my PC only came with the one install disk.

Is that IIS software something I can download from Microsoft and will that fix my problem?

Thanks in advance for any info you can provide!

Dan G. in CT

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[Windows 7 Final RTM - Gold Build 7600.16385]

Windows 7 Final RTM - Gold Build 7600.16385

Begonnen von paeppi
21. Juli 2009, 15:08:42

Die russische Seite wzor.net berichtet, dass die Windows 7 RTM-Build 6.1.7600.16385.090713-1255 signed Gold Status erhalten hat.

Dies bedeutet, dass bei einer internen Abstimmung bei Microsoft alle Stimmberechtigen diese Build für "gut" genug befunden haben, dass sie zur finalen Version ernannt wird. Die Build mit Gold-Status wird dann auch auf die Installations-DVDs gepresst.

Bei einer ersten Abstimmung gab es 7004 Stimmen für die Build, 1513 Enthaltungen und 24 Stimmen gegen die Build. In einer zweiten Abstimmung erhielt die Build 100 %ige Zustimmung von allen 8541 Stimmberechtigten.

Diese Entscheidung betrifft sowohl Windows 7 als auch Windows Server 2008 R2, den Windows 7 - basierten Nachfolger von Windows Server 2008.

Die Build 6.1.7600.16385.090713-1255 kursiert gerüchteweise bereits im Internet sowohl als X64 als auch als X86 Version. Auch eine ISO des neuen Windows Server 2008 R2 ist angeblich schon zu haben.

Obgleich Microsoft jüngst gegen das Portal wzor.net vorgegangen war, gelten die Microsoft-Internen Quellen von wzor.net als äußerst zuverlässig.

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[Problem mit Vista-Update]

Problem mit Vista-Update

Begonnen von Ultimate_Olga
04. Oktober 2007, 20:19:14

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wunderschönen abend an alle,

ich habe mir vor 2 tagen Vista-Ultimate-64bit zugelegt und nun nach ,schon der 2ten, installation treten wieder fehler auf.

bei erst installation gab es schon reichlich probleme die bis jetzt nicht auftreten.

worum es im moment geht ist das, das vistaupdate nicht richtig funktioniert, habe darüber jedes bereitstehende update gezogen nur bei update " KB938979 " kommt immer eine fehlermeldung " code: 800736CC " .

weiss jemand wie sich das beheben lässt?

hilfe wäre sehr nett.. -hatte vorher vista hp 32bit und da gabs kein problem mit der updatefunktion..-


MfG

U_O

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