When you get to the list of services, double click on the Network Location Awareness service then click on the Dependencies tab. On that tab you will see which other services are dependencies for it -- in other words, what services must be already running so that you can start the NLA service. On my computer it lists as dependencies:
Network Store Interface service
NSI Proxy service
Remote Procedure Call service (RPC)
DCOM Server Process Launcher
TCP/IP Protocol driver
Now find these services and see if they are set to Automatic and started (if not, double click and on the next screen you can set Startup Type to Automatic and click on the Start button for that service.) If any of these cannot be started, check their Dependencies tab to see if other services exist which need to be started.
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by: Leah7auPosted on 2008-03-06 at 05:58:18ID: 21060138
I have done a system restore to earlier today which solved the Servie account password error. Back with the original problem of not being able to start the service( Network Location Awareness). I am just guessing that this has something to do with the fact that I cant access the internet and getting the error on startup (dependancy service or group failed to start).