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I have Dell laptop running with Windows Vista. Due to some reason every time I need to repair/reset network adapter. But to do I always need to go to Network and Sharing Center > Manage Network Connections > right click on the network connect and select Diagnose> Reset the network adapter. This is long process as I always need to do it manually.
So I was looking for a script which can do this job simply by double clicking a file on desktop. Is there any such thing? Thanks for help.
I think you can also repair/reset network adapter by simply running a NETSH command. But if you want a script, simple check out the script provided here http://channel9.msdn.com/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=158556 to disable and re-enable the NIC. Hope it helps.
The script is simple. In my case, and after talking at length with computer company, internet provider and Microsoft, discovered that the script is called: "delete Norton Internet Security," and enable Windows firewall.
Even if i do the whole reset the network adapter thing, it still takes a while to start up, meaning that I have to do it a couple of times until it finally works. If you could help me, would really appreciate it. Thanks.
download devcon from microsoft and put it in system32
put this in a batch file and run
devcon restart =net pci\*
devcon enable =net pci\*
Im having a problem connecting to the internet. In Device manager, under the heading of network adapters all the sud files all have yellow triangles with exclamation marrks in.
Any body know wot i can do because i cannot connect to internet to update etc.