Network card wont connect

The error states file access denied.
It seems your login is not able to access that specified file
due to permission constraint.

• Firstly disable UAC.

• If you have mcaffee installed or norton, disable access protection.

• If you created a system restore point with the True Crypt image mounted, you won't be able to restore back to that point. It needs to be unmounted before creating the restore point.
• If you use Panda Internet Security you need to uninstall it completely in order to be able to restore to a previous point.

Before trying the above solutions you can try the following that exploit a bug on windows:

1. turn off System Restore,
2. Shutdown,
3. Power Up,
4. enable System Restore and
5. try to Restore.

Best of luck.

If are blaming the updates you can remove (uninstall) them. You can also restore your system to a point before the updates you think are causing the problem. If Windows finds updates you can select which to install. Reject all hardware related updates.

If you were able to connect that before then do a system restore. Go to Start > Programs > Accessories > System Tools > System Restore

Select a date before the problem occurred and launch it.


If you haven't tried connecting to the internet using that computer then you need to check if the driver is updated or not/if you have a driver for the network card.


I suggest you install RadarSync to help you find the update.


David

Connect to the internet by connecting a Ethernet Cable to the Laptop and the Wireless Access Point/router. Open the Device Manager, Network Adapters, Click on the wireless adapter, is it enabled? yes or no? Yes, update driver. reboot laptop. Is your Wireless Access Point securied? unplug the wireless access point , wait for 30 seconds or so, plug in, wait for selftest, reboot laptop. You didn't supply the Laptop Make, Model or the OS you are using?

if you go to device manager and update the drivers

Important notes

First, the condition experince with networked computers
The computer has encountered a critical error due to a network server shutdown during when operating system update were being performed.
Second, the condition experince while attempting to install a malfunct computer software. Examples include, softwares capable of alterating the operating system. Attempting to install another operating systems software on an already existing system that is incompartible would first ease the prior system making way for the new version. A critical error shut down displaying digits is what occurs.
Third, attempting to restore the computers softwares byy deleting a significant program file, especially on the operating system causes the situation experinced.

Resolution to the problem

First, perform hardware checks
1. Disconnect the computer from any networks
a. if a computer connected to a network malfunctions, disconnecting each computer leaves the remaining to continue to function like before.
2. A problem due to connecting a device that was incompartibility to the operating system, with disconnection should produce restore functionality. examples, of printers, fax machines, and pheriperal connections that are outdated in software compartible to the computer system.
3. The foreign disk incompartible to the operating system locable in the disk driver once removed from the dirvers should restore to usual functionality soon after restarting the computer.

Second, perform software checks
1. Power of the computer, powering back on after mometary delay.
2. the computer should load display the usual operating system.
3. The process would display the same error indicating a persistant problem requiring reestablisment.

A comprehensive resolution of the problem considering both hardware and software conditions explained

1. Disconnect every computer pheripheral, examples, faxes, printers, speakers, external networks, internet modems
2. power off, power on shortly after
3. wait until the compuer performs a new reconfiguration to the removed pheriperals

contact technical support

If you still waiting, follow the direction below to restore you PC to the point before the updates were installed

Shutdown your PC -

• Try to shutdown the PC via the shutdown button in windows start menu , if you unable to shutdown using this button you can still shutdown the PC via the power button on the Tower/PC case by hold it for 10 secs.

Load safe mode

• When the PC is loading click the F8 just after the motherboard system check are run (also know as POST)

Restore Windows

Watch Video Below

Perform the Internet Explorer setup:

1- Open Internet Explorer and go to [Tools] and [Internet Options]
2- Click on "Connections" tab
3- Click on button that says "Setup" and follow the on-screen instructions

If the above doesn't work and your Internet Explorer worked in the last couple days, make sure your browser has not updated to the new Internet Explorer 8 version.
If you have another computer at this location, check if that one can connect to the internet and surf the web
If the above doesn't work (or is not available), your next option is to perform the "System Restore"
1- go to [Start], All Programs, Accessories, System Tools, System Restore
2- choose restore my computer to an earlier time and click next
3- choose a date when you last remember internet explorer working and on the window beside it (to the right) choose from the list either "system check point" or something that may be related to updates or Internet explorer (if nothing else, choose System check point)
4- Click next and after the restart, the computer will tell you if it restored successfully.
5- remember, you can only restore to the dates that are in "bold"

Let us know how it goes and rate us. :)

First You need to get the chipset driver, video driver to correct resolution and network drivers. Check in hardware manager which device need a driver and install it.

Did you make any hardware or software changes? You don't say.

Try seeing if your wireless radio is turned on. Most laptops have some kind of switch or Fn key combination that will turn off the wireless networking radio to save power. You might have inadvertently shut it off.

On the other hand, if it's a software thing and it only happened today, try using System Restore in Accessories --> System Tools and go back a day or two. If it's a software issue, that may resolve it.

Post back with any problems.