Ralph Gould
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Emergency Windows 2008 R2 All Nics Gone
Network Bridge was deleted. All nics in network connections gone. Device manager shows NIC cards , internal motherboard broadcom and intel dual port adapter with yellow error sign saying driver can't load. have tried uninstalling cards and reinstalling as well as reboots. nothing. no adapters active. ANYONE PLEASE!
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nothing did not work at all same thing. any other thoughts? i have no way to reset or re-add the bridge? maybe that brings it back
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been on the phone with dell. now we are at the point of the drivers showing in device manager with either error code 1 or error code 31. if i try to update the drivers. ( i downloaded the latest) I Get you already have the latest drivers. I'm stuck here. can get the OS to load the device drivers.
Are you pointing the system to the drivers or are you allowing the system to search for the drivers? Have you tried not going through device manager instead install drivers from the driver installer>
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The TCP\IP reset should have taken care of that. I'm glad it is working
You should have read my article:
Click Start, click Run, type regedit, and then press ENTER.
Locate and then click the following registry subkey:
HKEY_LOCAL-MACHINE\SYSTEM\ CurrentCon trolSet\Co ntrol\Netw ork
Right-click this subkey, click Export, and then save the selected branch in a file.
Click the Network subkey again, and then delete the Config entry. Do not delete the Network subkey. The Config entry will be reconstructed when you restart the computer.
Restart the computer. You may have to manually turn off the computer.
Click Start, click Run, type regedit, and then press ENTER.
Locate and then click the following registry subkey:
HKEY_LOCAL-MACHINE\SYSTEM\
Right-click this subkey, click Export, and then save the selected branch in a file.
Click the Network subkey again, and then delete the Config entry. Do not delete the Network subkey. The Config entry will be reconstructed when you restart the computer.
Restart the computer. You may have to manually turn off the computer.
My article stated this action.
All,
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Reset the TCP\IP stack
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/299357
Install Drivers and software again