After system lockup, Windows Vista 32 bit won't access internet

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Patrick D

I was on my computer yesterday evening. Running a game, when finishing up
some remote desktop work. The system locked up and stopped responding. I shut
the tower off, then brought it back up. The Vista system now reports that it
has local network access only. Currently one error message I was getting is
that the TCP/IP connections have reached their limit. I don't do P2P or file
sharing so I don't know what that it all about.

I am getting an audit failure on my system stating : Code integrity
determined tha tthe image hash of a file is not valid.
The file could be corrupt due to unauthorized modification. Or the invalid
hash could indicate a potential disk device issue.

The File name is wdfsd.sys located in Program Files\Webdrive\

I have disabled Windows Firewall completely.
I can ping my own IP, but I can't ping my default gateway. Other PC's on my
network are fine. They are able to access the internet.

I have tried many repairs and diagnostics on my network connection to no end.
I have reloaded chipset drivers on my computer and have even loaded updated
drivers.

In the network and sharing center, when I look there I have local access
only.
There is a Unidentified network then there is the internet. Neither of which
can I access.

Earlier I was getting messages about Windows Firewall not being able to
notify me that it blocked an application from accepting incoming connections
on the network.
Error Code 2

Last night prior to the crash or system hang (there was no blue screen of
you know what)

- Code Integrity determined that the image hash of a file is not valid. The
file could be corrupt due to unauthorized access or modification..... The
file is reghook.sys

- Code Integrity determined that the image hash of a file is not valid. The
file could be corrupt due to unauthorized access or modification..... The
file is v2imount.sys

- Code Integrity determined that the image hash of a file is not valid. The
file could be corrupt due to unauthorized access or modification..... The
file is vspd.sys

- Code Integrity determined that the image hash of a file is not valid. The
file could be corrupt due to unauthorized access or modification..... The
file is wdfsd.sys

ANY help would be sincerely appreciated!
 
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Patrick D

System restore on the Velocity Micro systems is off by default. So I didn't
have one.
I ended up buying a PCI nic and installed that. It is back up and running
now on that.
 

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