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| Greetings, I had an XP crash today, and when I rebooted, I was prompted to repair a system file with the XP setup disk. I did that and the system came back up OK. The only problem I have is that the Network Connections window is blank, even though I have a wireless 802.11g network and a wired NIC that is not used. The wireless network works just fine, but is not present in that window. When I try to 'refresh' the window, I get an error message that the Network Connections folder could not find any adapters and I should check if the Network Connections service is running. I checked the service was running...stopped it, started it, restarted it, rebooted etc. and still I can't solve this item. Again, this only started after I recovered from an XP crash. Can anyone help me? Thanks in advance, Chris | Guest
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