Networking Issues in Vista

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Manish-D

I am not sure if this is the right forum but I am having strange responses
from my new Lenovo T61 laptop with vista ultimate and I need help
I am not atechie but understand basics to write this post

I have plugged in comcast cable to the Ethernet port and the internet
connection is running, I have a wireless connection in the office which I am
unable to setup as I don't get to enter the keys, also I have AT&T wireless
Aircard which is wokring.

However when you view these in the network connections folder...it is empty...
eventhough it is connected. I try to refresh and the error says... "
The network connections folder was unable to retrieve the list of network
adapters on your machine. Please make sure that the network connection
service is enables and running."

I tried to search for this service couldn't find it.
I am also unable to setup my VPN connection ...it just doesn't show up.
Finally i logged a call with Lenovo expert live (paid service) with high
hopes
Lenovo expert live was trying resolve it and they also gave up after 5 hrs ...
There is a network adapter with name as eachfilt miniport whichc is attached
to WAN Miniport IP and Wan Miniport IPv6 when you try to update this it
doesn't update tehre is no such driver on teh system noe online.

I have done almost everything to scan for virus, spyware, malaware ..but all
clean
System health report . I have a Intel(R) 82566MM Gigabit Network
adapter...alldrivers are updated.

finally did a system health report and for the network drivers all it said
was A device has a configuration problem that prevents it from working
properly.
The device, Eacfilt Miniport, is reporting "tv_ConfigMgrErr39". This device
will not be available until the issue is resolved. The Plug and Play ID for
this device is 25.

Have done everything possible. This is now effecting my work..I am unable to
connect to my Lotus notes to replicate my emails.

My last option would be to downgrade vista to XP but before I do that i
wanted to check if I can get any solution here

Need help. any solutions
 
A

Angouby

HI you 're in the right forum. but that's not mean you'll automatically find
your answer. I'll try to give you what I can to solve this problem.
i'll ask yo to disable the IPV6. most of time, people encounter too much
dificulties with IPV6 enable. A right click on the network icon and select
properties. go on status and select again properties on the status
windows.you'll see IPV6and IPV4 all of both enable on the system. disabled
only the IPV6 save and exit your configuration page.
now you'll use only the IPV4 protocol. I'm not on my Vista desk so, come
back home i'll search for something for you according your problem. Hope that
i 'll find something interesting .

Regards

Angouby MOUKOURI
 
M

Manish-D

Dear Angouby

Thansk for your email. AS mentioned earlier my probelm is that I am not able
to see any icon in the manage Network Connectiosn folder. Eventhough I am
right now conencted via Ethernet cable.

when I refresh the folder it says the follwoing pop message
" The network connections folder was unable to retrieve the list of network
adapters on your machine. Please make sure that the network connection
service is enables and running."

Is tehre any other way to disable IPv6

Thanks

Manish D
 
B

Barb Bowman

Back up your data files before you do anything else.

I've had thinkpads where the original factory pre-load was corrupt.
Have you tried a recovery install using the recovery partition? This
is worth trying. Note that on a machine I had with this issue, the
recovery partition image was also corrupt and IBM had to send me a
retail copy of the OS (XP at the time) as I did not want to wait,
send the machine back to them, etc.

Before a destructive recovery install, you could try deleting all
devices in device manager - shut down - then reboot and see if they
get discovered and installed properly.

I am not sure if this is the right forum but I am having strange responses
from my new Lenovo T61 laptop with vista ultimate and I need help
I am not atechie but understand basics to write this post

I have plugged in comcast cable to the Ethernet port and the internet
connection is running, I have a wireless connection in the office which I am
unable to setup as I don't get to enter the keys, also I have AT&T wireless
Aircard which is wokring.

However when you view these in the network connections folder...it is empty...
eventhough it is connected. I try to refresh and the error says... "
The network connections folder was unable to retrieve the list of network
adapters on your machine. Please make sure that the network connection
service is enables and running."

I tried to search for this service couldn't find it.
I am also unable to setup my VPN connection ...it just doesn't show up.
Finally i logged a call with Lenovo expert live (paid service) with high
hopes
Lenovo expert live was trying resolve it and they also gave up after 5 hrs ...
There is a network adapter with name as eachfilt miniport whichc is attached
to WAN Miniport IP and Wan Miniport IPv6 when you try to update this it
doesn't update tehre is no such driver on teh system noe online.

I have done almost everything to scan for virus, spyware, malaware ..but all
clean
System health report . I have a Intel(R) 82566MM Gigabit Network
adapter...alldrivers are updated.

finally did a system health report and for the network drivers all it said
was A device has a configuration problem that prevents it from working
properly.
The device, Eacfilt Miniport, is reporting "tv_ConfigMgrErr39". This device
will not be available until the issue is resolved. The Plug and Play ID for
this device is 25.

Have done everything possible. This is now effecting my work..I am unable to
connect to my Lotus notes to replicate my emails.

My last option would be to downgrade vista to XP but before I do that i
wanted to check if I can get any solution here

Need help. any solutions
--

Barb Bowman
MS Windows-MVP
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone/meetexperts/bowman.mspx
http://blogs.digitalmediaphile.com/barb/
 
J

Jeffrey Randow

Uninstall Access Connections and reboot...

That fixes most of the networking problems on Thinkpads...
 
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Angouby

Dear MANISH-D.

i'm glad to read you again and try to find something for you trought the
internet. I did'nt try to simulate the problem on my home computer because
this one could be free only on december. I'll invite you to visite this link
http://www.experts-exchange.com/Networking/Q_20638739.html
Maybe oyu can find so problem resolve there. If not, juste reply and i'll do
my best for you next time.
hope your problem will be solve after that. I believe

Angouby MOUKOURI
 
M

Manish-D

Hi

I have uninstalld the Acess connections and the probelms still exists
I have to try what Angouby had mentioend. then I will try to reload Vista
thorugh recvery and see it that works

Thanks for all the help will keep you posted of the result
 
M

Manish-D

Dear Angouby

I tried to access the site but its not giving the solution.
I am not registred on the site ...I am not sure of you are but if you could
try

Registration is a paid service but I am not sure how genuine is the service.
Pls advise
 
M

Manish-D

Dear Barb

I have completely reinstalled the OS yday viwa teh recovery CD...but I still
have teh same problem. What do you suggest I do
 
B

Barb Bowman

Call IBM and ask them if they will either send you a RETAIL CD and a
drivers disk or if they want the machine back to fix with a tested
replacement. This is a new computer and they should deal with this
issue.

Dear Barb

I have completely reinstalled the OS yday viwa teh recovery CD...but I still
have teh same problem. What do you suggest I do
--

Barb Bowman
MS Windows-MVP
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone/meetexperts/bowman.mspx
http://blogs.digitalmediaphile.com/barb/
 

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