Can not open Network Connections in Control Panel

[Guest]

Control Panel-Network Connections shows a Blank Page. Previously showed
Dial-up Connection and LAN Connection. Dial-up indicated the status of
connection, connected/disconnected and connection speed. After a short
period of time with the blank page, a window pops-up-NETWORK CONNECTIONS
FOLDER WAS UNABLE TO RETRIEVE LIST OF NETWORK ADAPTERS ON YOUR MACHINE. MAKE
SURE NETWORK CONNECTIONS SERVICES IS ENABLED AND RUNNING.

Network Connections Services is in Control Panel-Administrative
Tools-Services(Local)-Network Connections. Attempted to start service got
Error Message 193:Oxc1, Could not start Network Services on Local Computer.
This Connections Service powers Windows Firewall which is down and will not
start while the Service is disabled.

Can anyone help?

 

[Galen]

In Lake Dawg <[email protected]> had this to say:

My reply is at the bottom of your sent message:

Control Panel-Network Connections shows a Blank Page. Previously
showed Dial-up Connection and LAN Connection. Dial-up indicated the
status of connection, connected/disconnected and connection speed.
After a short period of time with the blank page, a window
pops-up-NETWORK CONNECTIONS FOLDER WAS UNABLE TO RETRIEVE LIST OF
NETWORK ADAPTERS ON YOUR MACHINE. MAKE SURE NETWORK CONNECTIONS
SERVICES IS ENABLED AND RUNNING.

Network Connections Services is in Control Panel-Administrative
Tools-Services(Local)-Network Connections. Attempted to start
service got Error Message 193:Oxc1, Could not start Network Services
on Local Computer. This Connections Service powers Windows Firewall
which is down and will not start while the Service is disabled.

Can anyone help?

Close, but they're down the hall on the left:

news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsoft.public.windowsxp.network_web

Access MS Newsgroups:
http://kgiii.info/windows/all/general/msnewsgroups.html

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