Enable Local Area Connection

Problem:
This is annoying and embarrassing. I am running Vista Ultimate on a MSI 865
GV mother board, on board LAN, Realtek RT8139/810Xfamily. I lose my
internet.network connection when I reboot. To regain these I must “DISABLE�
then “ENABLE’ my “LOCAL AREA CONNECTION�. The status changes from
“Unidentified network, name of network� to “Disabled� to “Name of Network�

Constraints:
This is definitely NOT a modem/router problem. Any/all other computers
(dozens of Vista, XP, Tiger, Ubuntu) connected to the router continually or
at random connect immediately to the internet.

So;
1) What does Local Area Connection effect?
2) Why doesn’t my machine automatically “enable’?

Jim

You make check if there is a new drive for the NIC. Try Microsoft update.
These links may help.

Resolution of Vista Unidentified NetworkThe Vista Unidentified Network or
Limited Connectivity could be hardware, TCP/IP configuration or security
issues. The following are some resolutions. ...
http://www.chicagotech.net/vista/uni...irdnetwork.htm


Windows Vista Update and downloadThis update to address a set of known
application compatibility issues with Windows Vista - March 2007 Windows
Vista Application Compatibility Update ...
http://www.chicagotech.net/netforums...opic.php?t=859


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Networking, Internet, Routing, VPN Troubleshooting on
http://www.ChicagoTech.net
How to Setup Windows, Network, VPN & Remote Access on
http://www.HowToNetworking.com


"dryfire" <dryfire@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Problem:
> This is annoying and embarrassing. I am running Vista Ultimate on a MSI
> 865
> GV mother board, on board LAN, Realtek RT8139/810Xfamily. I lose my
> internet.network connection when I reboot. To regain these I must
> “DISABLE�
> then “ENABLE’ my “LOCAL AREA CONNECTION�. The status changes from
> “Unidentified network, name of network� to “Disabled� to “Name of Network�
>
> Constraints:
> This is definitely NOT a modem/router problem. Any/all other computers
> (dozens of Vista, XP, Tiger, Ubuntu) connected to the router continually
> or
> at random connect immediately to the internet.
>
> So;
> 1) What does Local Area Connection effect?
> 2) Why doesn’t my machine automatically “enable’?
>
> Jim
>