Vista network configuration is not normal, high score for help

System recovery, this will definitely be good, and you will not have the software you installed, good luck!!

Personally, I think it's better to reinstall the system.,After all, the system has been used for a long time.,There will definitely be a lot of problems.。。 It's better to change it...

Here's the answer: Don't set your IP and DNS servers to get them automatically.

Fill in an IP and your local DNS server and there will be no slow boot.

The network configuration you said is not working properly, you can disable local links in the enabled try.

Or right-click on my computer to enter the device manager Uninstall the network card and try to update the driver once.

Didn't you delete something?

It is because you have disabled some system services with Vista Optimizer, and it is recommended that novices do not optimize system services indiscriminately.

I'll pass you a Vista default service restore stuff to you.

It is recommended to reinstall the NIC driver! ~~

I think your network card is broken, you can check it. Or try a different network card!

**A software called the driver wizard,**Update all hardware drivers,You mainly look at whether your network card driver is updated,**and install. In addition, your boot speed is slow, you can use 360 to check whether the programs that start automatically at boot are useful, and if they are useless, they are forbidden to start randomly, and then there are bad comment plug-ins to detect it. Then clean up the junk in the computer, I use 360, optimizer, ccleaner three software to clean the junk, after which your computer may be faster.

It's very simple, because your permissions are not enough, and it's useless if you're an administrator, and your method is incorrect.

Indeed, you + here say a lot, I'm afraid you don't understand, tell you the specific method, and you don't have to look for it in the future.

It is not a question of whether to add points or not, the most important thing is to solve the problem.

Try closing the UAC or logging in with Vista's hidden account.

Please check the firewall that comes with your system. Cancel the non-allowed extras. That is, Windows Firewall.

Don't double-click to open that online game when you're running. You select the right button - run as administrator and it's OK. Hurry up and give it a try! It's easy to use, remember to give me points.

Disable the energy saving mode of the NIC.

For a tricky situation like yours (which is likely to be a Trojan horse), the easiest and most effective way is to recover your system.

The Vista system has high requirements for computers. Maybe you have a configuration problem with your machine, so it's stuck. If not, you can redo the system.

It could be good. ARP: Address Translation Protocol (ARP) is used to map IP addresses to physical addresses (Ethernet MAC addresses) that are recognized by the local network.

For example, in version 4 of IP, the IP address is 32 bits long. However, in an Ethernet LAN, the device address is 48 bits long. There is a **, commonly known as an ARP cache, to maintain the correspondence between each MAC address and its corresponding IP address.

ARP provides a rule that forms that correspondence and provides bidirectional address translation.

Because the details of each LAN protocol are different, there is a need to provide separate ARP specifications for Ethernet, Frame Relay, ATM, Fiber Distributed Data Interface, HIPi, and other protocols. iARP is a complementary protocol to ARP to support ARP in a Frame Relay environment.

It also provides a Reverse Address Translation Protocol (RARP) for hosts that don't know their IP address, allowing them to request their IP addresses from the gateway's ARP cache. Specific details on the RARP can be found in the individual documents.

First, make sure your network card is being driven.

Second, know how you're connected to the network

1) It's a router: You need to set up your connection mode in the router: such as: dial-up Internet access, etc.

2) Wireless Sharing Network: You need to let the sharing group you want to enter know about your computer and whitelist you.

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Vista is different from XP! I didn't put the network driver at the time of installation! When you buy a computer, he gives you a CD to drive the network card! If you drive, you can get on! I used to be like that!

The easiest solution is to remove the network driver and reinstall it.

Clause. 1. Make sure that there is no problem with your physical connection (network cable connection, routing settings).

Clause. Second, whether to check whether your IP address is set correctly, automatically or manually. Some routers are set up to not automatically obtain IP addresses. So it has to be manual. DNS must be set correctly, otherwise it will not be able to resolve your **.

Clause. Three, it seems that there is no more.

Go to the Network & Sharing Center and find Set up Connections & Networks to set it up, or set it up in Manage Networks.

Resolved. It turned out to be a ghost of Hunan Telecom's Starry Sky Speed, which changed my account name and password, and I couldn't log in directly to the Internet.

It's okay to restore it with one click, and I used to be like this.

It should be a problem with the NIC driver, and it is recommended to reinstall the NIC driver.

There are two ways, one is not to put this on the desktop.

The other one is to change the icon to a similar icon.

Right-click icon properties - change icon - the default browsing address in the last paragraph is, change it to and select the icon as shown below. There will be no more problems in the future.

ps: There is still this problem in win7.

This is a very funny thing.,It's still like this if you delete it and start over.,My system is like this.,It's good to use it for a while.,I've tried to change it to other icons.。

icon cache for the sake of Vista Optimizer Beautify Remove cache Restart.

Friend, I've had the same problem, I don't know how it works, but anyway, in my case, I already know how to deal with it.

The reason I'm having this issue is that it's upgraded. Later, I found out that after going back to the original version that was not upgraded, it was OK to establish a broadband connection shortcut.

Have you also upgraded, or have you installed or upgraded a piece of software? If so, you can switch to a different software or use a different version.

I don't need to restart this method, I need to uninstall or change the problematic software, delete the original shortcut, and re-establish the desktop shortcut.

What should I do if the win10 system icon is not displayed properly?

Right-click --- properties --- change the icon - browse the route, the original icon will appear.