
Originally Posted by
seahwk83
are you using wireless?
only thing that comes to mind is:
-click start, run and type services.msc
Hit enter
go down list till you see Wireless Zero Configuration
-If the service is not 'started', right click and go to properties
-Make sure that the service is set to 'Automatic'
-click start and then apply
Hi,
Thank you for your effort to find a solution.
The problem is on my desktop computer which is my main computer,connected to a laptop via a wireless router connection.
Nevertheless I tried your suggestion and typed services.msc with no result.
I may say that I did not mention in my original question that I had already tried ' System Restore' and temporary disabling 'firewalls' in an attempt to find a solution.