
07-10-2007
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Re: Services won't run, no networking.
Thanks, Peter. I was trying to avoid having to re-install Vista but there
seemed no escaping it. Now that I've reinstalled (over the existing
installation), the problem has changed, but not gone away. The services seem
okay now--Network Diagnostics runs, and does not find any problems.
However, I still can't get full network connectivity. I have an IP address
(on my LAN) and can successfully Ping both LAN and Internet sites; DNS
resolution works fine. However, I cannot access LAN resources or Web pages
by either URL or IP address (though for some reason, I can actually get to
HTTPS pages). When I run Outlook, it can see and report the number of
messages pending on my ISP's server and their size, but cannot download them.
Very strange....
Any thoughts?
"peter" wrote:
> I had problem similar to that were certain services related to Event Viewer
> and others would not start.I tried various things with Vista Support as well
> as help from this newsgroup and none worked...................I finally
> re-installed Vista Home Premium into the same folder as the original
> installation and from then on everything worked.
> peter
> "Nevet" <Nevet@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:E7AEDDF7-7D41-429B-989B-502F478C1916@microsoft.com...
> > Greetings,
> >
> > I'm running Running Windows Vista Home Premium with home LAN (wired) to
> > cable modem. The computer cannot connect to network (169 IP address).
> > Network & Sharing Center says "Unknown: The dependency service or group
> > failed to start," but Network Diagnostics "cannot run because the
> > Diagnostic
> > Policy Service is not running." Trying to start Diagnostic Policy Service
> > results in "Error 5: Access is denied." (This happens even when running
> > Service Control Manager as
> > Administrator.)
> >
> > The Event Log is full of errors in VSS (Volume Shadow Copy Service),
> > WerSvc
> > (Windows Feedback Platform), EventSystem (COM+), CAPI2 and Search.
> >
> > Any ideas?
> >
> > --Nevet
> > Any suggestions?
> >
>
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