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irock97   11-10-2011 at 05:01:22 PM
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Hello,

Recently I've been experiencing some network issue's , via my LAN. I have my Ethernet cable plugged in from my Modem into one of my slots in my PC.

But if I shut down the PC , I suddenly can't connect and no option come up. I can the error message " Windows could not automaticly detect this networks proxy settings."

I have to put my machine back in time and that's the only way to get the PC running again

Specs:
Windows 7 64 bit
Packard Bell Imedia S3810

I hope this helps and you can help me out.

Thanks
-Dave

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irock97   11-11-2011 at 11:13:50 AM
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Anyone care to help?

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tsnor   11-12-2011 at 02:49:29 AM
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Can you say what "I have to put my machine back in time" means ? Do you mean recovering to a prior save point ?

If you let Windows automatically download hardware drivers you could have picked up incompatible drivers. Get a new set of drivers from the Packard Bell web site and save them on your PC. Load them after you come up with no network.

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irock97   11-12-2011 at 11:38:08 AM
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tsnor wrote :

Can you say what "I have to put my machine back in time" means ? Do you mean recovering to a prior save point ?

If you let Windows automatically download hardware drivers you could have picked up incompatible drivers. Get a new set of drivers from the Packard Bell web site and save them on your PC. Load them after you come up with no network.



Yes , means I put it to a prior Save point.

I'll try that and see if it works , Thanks.

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