Network Problem

[unknownasphyxiated]

I don't have that path in my system. How do I check the Tun Mirror and what would I be looking for in the firewall?

you need to "RUN" gpedit.msc to see the path unless you're running win 7 starter/home B/P which disable Group Policy

you need to enable it first to run it

the easiest way to check for Tun Mirror would be Control Panel\Network and Internet\Network Connections or "Programs and Features"

[Knightmare]

I don't have that path in my system. How do I check the Tun Mirror and what would I be looking for in the firewall?

you need to "RUN" gpedit.msc to see the path unless you're running win 7 starter/home B/P which disable Group Policy

you need to enable it first to run it

the easiest way to check for Tun Mirror would be Control Panel\Network and Internet\Network Connections or "Programs and Features"

I checked group edit and it doesn't say those paths are disabled. I don't have Tun Mirror in my Network Connections or my Programs and Features.

EDIT: What is wdisystemhost? Why is mine stopped? Why can't I get it to run?

Edited November 22, 2013 by Knightmare

[tezza]

EDIT: What is wdisystemhost? Why is mine stopped? Why can't I get it to run?

@Knightmare

If this service is stopped, any diagnostics that depend on it will no longer function, well spotted :)

See if this helps start it

http://computerstepbystep.com/diagnostic_system_host_service.html

Edited November 22, 2013 by tezza

[Knightmare]

EDIT: What is wdisystemhost? Why is mine stopped? Why can't I get it to run?

@Knightmare

If this service is stopped, any diagnostics that depend on it will no longer function, well spotted :)

See if this helps start it

http://computerstepbystep.com/diagnostic_system_host_service.html

I compare this service stopped on my computer to my computer at work and found that their service is stopped too; however, I can troubleshoot the internet at work.

EDIT: Just tried to start the service from admin cmd and it gave me system error 5: access is denied.

Edited November 22, 2013 by Knightmare

[Dodel]

Urm as CFos useses it's own network driver like a firewall does, have you tried uninstalling your network adpator and re-installing ?

[Knightmare]

Okay. I solved it. Thank you all for your help. I read a piece of advice incorrectly in the environment variable and now it's solved. :(

Thank you all once again for your support!

[tezza]

I read a piece of advice incorrectly in the environment variable and now it's solved.

:duh:

Glad you finally solved it :)

[Knightmare]

Temporarily anyway. I changed my user variables to C:\Windows\Temp and it works, but I can't change it to my %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Local\temp like it should be. Anyone have any suggestions for this? Here is my current fix:

Edited November 23, 2013 by Knightmare

[unknownasphyxiated]

click New to create new one..

[Knightmare]

click New to create new one..

I have created one, but when I do, I can't troubleshoot anymore.

Edited November 23, 2013 by Knightmare

[unknownasphyxiated]

can you confirm that you have similar file in this folder C:\Windows\diagnostics\system\Networking

[Knightmare]

can you confirm that you have similar file in this folder C:\Windows\diagnostics\system\Networking

Yep, everything looks the same on my end.

Edited November 23, 2013 by Knightmare

[unknownasphyxiated]

i can't seem to find any fix for troubleshooting except repair install :P

i don't know if you had try this or not but if not, try this

Open Troubleshooting > check "Get the most up-to-date troubleshooters ......" > View All > let it search and download new troubleshooter > try run Internet Connection troubleshooter again and see if its working or not

try run other troubleshooter to see if its affect I.C only or others too

[Knightmare]

i can't seem to find any fix for troubleshooting except repair install :P

i don't know if you had try this or not but if not, try this

Open Troubleshooting > check "Get the most up-to-date troubleshooters ......" > View All > let it search and download new troubleshooter > try run Internet Connection troubleshooter again and see if its working or not

try run other troubleshooter to see if its affect I.C only or others too

Open Troubleshooting? Where is that?

[unknownasphyxiated]

Control Panel > Troubleshooting

[Knightmare]

Control Panel > Troubleshooting

I found that and it looks like it's already checked. Anyway, I just reloaded an image from last month and the problem was solved.

[Knightmare]

So after reloading the image from October onto my system, the problem came back after a few days. I'm wondering if some program that I have installed is causing the problem. The thing is I don't know what it would be. The only things I have installed were Java updates, the new Sims 3 games with the latest patch, DVD-Cloner 2014, and Cyberlink PowerDirector.

Edited November 30, 2013 by Knightmare

[unknownasphyxiated]

try this..

the only thing that they did was gain registry permission and register jscript.dll

http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/b7d1a35f-3759-4217-91ba-e4416ac19d78/how-do-you-fix-error-code-0x80004005?forum=jscript

use Windows Repair AIO

-reset registry & file(system partition only) permission

-register system file

-repair IE( if IE working fine,no need )

-repair windows update( if WU working fine,no need )

also try this

i don't know if you already click "View All" at troubleshooting page because you only said that you found the option to download for new troubleshooter checked

try to click "View All" if you haven't done that

the only thing that "View All" do is download new version of troubleshooter and might replace any obsolete or corrupt file

else try to backup and remove the file inside the directory if possible and try click "View All" again

if the problem still exist, i don't think that you need windows troubleshooter as you already downloaded the alternative troubleshooter given by tezza

don't select all, only select Renew internet connection and flush dns resolver cache

other repair tool you can find inside Windows Repair AIO..just use it until you decided to do clean/repair install

[Knightmare]

I was thinking about trying this. I know that Windows AIO could probably work; however, I don't like the idea of adding admin rights to ALL of my files. I would just want to add the rights to the necessary ones. If it comes down to it, then I will use the tool, but I think I'm on to something with loading the image from October.

[unknownasphyxiated]

well,if you want to do repair install, i prefer this than that vid

[Knightmare]

well,if you want to do repair install, i prefer this than that vid

What's the difference between my video and your link?

[unknownasphyxiated]

well,if you want to do repair install, i prefer this than that vid

What's the difference between my video and your link?

more details than the video, i guess

[Knightmare]

well,if you want to do repair install, i prefer this than that vid

What's the difference between my video and your link?

more details than the video, i guess

Oh I see. Well either way, I tried this and it fixed the troubleshooting error temporarily. I was able to troubleshoot one or two times, then it went back to the same error, and then my internet would say it was working but I couldn't load websites at all. I tried uninstalling all of my network drivers and reinstalling them, but now I'm back to square one.

[Knightmare]

BIG UPDATE!

I know the cause of the problem! I was doing some customizing to my start menu in Windows 7 Manager. I made a few adjustments and had to restart explorer.exe with each change. After about the 3rd or 4th restart, the problem came back. Now the only question is how to fix the problem.

[unknownasphyxiated]

maybe try update your windows 7 manager to latest version or go to their forum(if exist) to see if someone else with the same problem