Computer Network Problems 711, Computer Network Problems

Your problem should be caused by the deactivation of some services on your computer, please enable the deactivated services, and then start these services You can click Start, press the right mouse button on my computer, and then click Manage. Double-click Services & Apps, then double-click Services. Press the right mouse button on telephony once and click on the content.

Click manually in the Start Type square of the General Index tab. In the general index label press Start under a service state, and then click OK. 6.

Repeat steps 3 through 5 to enable Remote Access Connection Manager and Remote Access Auto Connection Manager.

Cause: Caused by a problem with the system configuration. Workaround: Fix it by reinstalling the operating system.

Refer to the following:1Start by opening the folder where the system image is located and double-click on the system installer as shown in the image below

3.After that, a dialog box appears, and you can directly select it as shown in the following figure:

4.At this time, a dialog box will appear to prompt whether to restart the computer, note that the data files of the C drive will be lost after the computer is restarted, so make a data backup before shutting down. Then click Restart PC:

5.The computer will automatically install the system during the reboot process, and after the computer finishes restarting, it will automatically enter the system desktop, and the system will not prompt error 711:

If the broadband Internet shows the fault of "error 711", it is caused by the computer using the win7 system and updating the system patch KB917606. You can do this in the following ways:

1. Remove this patch (uninstall it through 360 or system programs);

2. Open the command line cmd (run as an administrator) at the beginning of the computer, enter netsh winsock reset enter, and restart the computer, the specific function and path are subject to the actual page;

3. After the first and second methods are not working, it is recommended that you reinstall the system and do not update the patch KB917606.

Error 711 is usually a problem with the computer's settings, Error 711: Network connection error, unable to load the Remote Access Connection Manager service.

Solution: 1. Click Start - Run (Enter cmd) - OK or Enter to open the DOS command window. Enter: netsh winsockreset command, press enter, and restart the computer.

2. Right-click on the computer on the desktop, select [Manage], go to [Services], and find Remote AccessConnection Manager, Network Connections, and Telephony. Set it to startup and select Automatic, then restart your computer and you're good to go.

Press the right mouse button on telephony, click on the contents, click manually in the startup type box of the general index tag, press start in the service state of the general index tag, and then click OK.

When China Unicom Broadband uses a computer to connect to the network, you need to confirm whether the broadband is down, if not, you can solve it by the following methods:

1. Restart the computer and modem.

2. If it still can't be restored to normal, you need to check whether the indoor network connection is normal and whether the network card light is on.

Error 711: The Remote Access Service Connection Manager could not be loaded

This is a common problem in Windows 7, and many users may encounter this problem when making a remote connection or creating a dial-up connection.

The English version will prompt "Error 711: cannot load Remote Access Service Connection Manager", and the Chinese version will prompt - Error 711: Unable to load "Remote Access Service Connection Manager".

But in fact, Microsoft's proposed solution to the old system is also suitable for most of these problems in Windows 7, and that is:

This issue can occur if the following services are disabled:

**Serve. Remotely access the Connection Manager.

Remote access to the Auto-Connect Manager.

To resolve this issue, enable these disabled services, and then start them:

1. Click "Start", right-click "My Computer" or "Computer", and then click "Manage".

2. Double-click "Services and Applications", and then double-click "Services".

3. Right-click Services, and then click Properties.

4. On the General tab, click Manual next to Startup Type.

5. On the General tab, click Start under Service Status, and then click OK.

6. Repeat steps 3 through 5 for Remote Access Connection Manager and Remote Access Autoconnect Manager, respectively.