I cant see this its so emberising :(

After i was installing posready 2009 updates from microsoft update i rebooted and the network tray icons are not working when i connect the icon still shows that its not connected and yes i scanned my system i did i full scan on avg .Please help me with the problem i dont want reinstall xp again :(
 
start/control panel/ network connections
right click on each enabled connection and choose repair
if it could not repair, it will say what was holding up the repair and you should have an error msg in event viewer/system
 
It was not holding on but i checked the event viewer and
 

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I did a system restore that was from yesterday and i see more errors
Heres what the first error of network service:windows can not locate your local profile so it registers you by the temporary profile. If you log out of your profile, the changes will be lost.
Second error:Windows has backed up a copy of this user profile. The next time you log on to this user, Windows automatically tries to use a backup.
3rd error
windows can not load a locally stored profile. Possible reasons for this error are insufficient security privileges or a corrupted local profile. If the problem persists, contact the network administrator
Detail -access is denied.
And the others 3 are the same as 1.2.3
 

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something is causing all these problems, I have reinstall lots of times and there are never any errors,

did you do the solution in the links to recover the corrupted registry?

I do not use system restore, I use ERUNT to back up and restore my registry.

You might try system restore from Safe Mode, I always found that it worked better from there.
 
Elizabeth23 said:
something is causing all these problems, I have reinstall lots of times and there are never any errors,

did you do the solution in the links to recover the corrupted registry?

I do not use system restore, I use ERUNT to back up and restore my registry.

You might try system restore from Safe Mode, I always found that it worked better from there.
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I just gave and installed ait fresh install
Elizabeth23 said:
when I reinstall I install my av before I ever connect to the internet and run a scan. That way my av has a baseline on my pc and is clean.

and the first page you should visit after a reinstall is microsoft updates, until you are fully updated, a virus can occur quicker.

do you have home or pro xp? registry fix will work for home, since it does not have a group policy console.

Turn off Autoplay and autorun:


1. HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer

2. If necessary create a dword called NoDriveTypeAutoRun
(right click on Explorer, choose NEW, choose DWORD, in box type NoDriveTypeAutoRun exactly, no spaces, capital letters act as spaces.)

3. Set the dword thus:NoDriveTypeAutoRun = 000000FF
(when you are done typing, click in a clear spot, then double click on the new dword and in the box type the 0000000ff, hex, or choose the decimal for 255)

4. A value of 000000FF (decimal 255) disables AutoRun on all drives.

5. There is no need to logoff; the NoDriveTypeAutoRun setting should take effect straightaway

THE following can be used in pro, I do both the registry fix and the group policy fix.

Click Start, click Run, typeGpedit.msc in the Open box, and then click OK. Under Computer Configuration, expand Administrative Templates, and then click System. In the Settings pane, right-click Turn off Autoplay, and then click Properties.
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also when I reinstall before I go online, I run portup on my pc to get 2/3 of my updates installed offline, so that there are not too many updates to get from microsoft updates:

http://www.portableupdate.com/

you have to do the first search online, it will download a couple of downloads first and then it will tell you what is installed and what you need, then you just check all the updates (even ones installed) and have portup download them, you should save the portup download to a flash drive (at least 4gb) and run the search from there, portup will save the downloaded updates to a cache folder on the flash drive, and when you reinstall then you can plug in the drive, run portup again with a search, it will search your pc, (offline) and you can check all the ones you want to install, (lengthy but worth it.)

Also before I reinstall I wipe my disk with dban, at least 3 passes to thoroughly wipe the drive, :)
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okay, first step is to get the wpa.dbl and wpa.bak from system32 so you can activate quickly, get the data, and make sure that portup has all the updates and that you have all your drivers, and just to make sure you do not have a sata drive do you?

then, you want to wipe your drive with DBAN, then install xp, disable automatic updates and disable the internet connection until you have added all the drivers with the chipset being the first driver, then do portup, then install your antivirus, then install any programs, then do a defrag, then do a quick scan, and THEN go online to get any updates from windows updates that you might still need.
 
that was pretty quick, it normally takes me about 14 hours to install everything and run all the scans and defrag, the next time I am going to clone my system when I have made it fresh, I am reading up on Macrium Reflect to see how this is done.
 
Elizabeth23 said:
that was pretty quick, it normally takes me about 14 hours to install everything and run all the scans and defrag, the next time I am going to clone my system when I have made it fresh, I am reading up on Macrium Reflect to see how this is done.
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Well my pentium 4 ht computer is kinda fast :p
 
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