PC Hangs At Startup / Waiting For Network Connection?
Nov 10, 2011
I'm running Win7 and have recently had problems at startup. Initially I thought this was a Skype issue as removing it seemed to work, but alas the problem remains with it uninstalled. The PC boots ok and I can open programs quickly enough, but if they need internet access they hang for 5mins or so before the block clears and all is well. I have recently changed ISP provider to BT Broadband (UK) and have a new router which sets itself up and had been working fine.
My PC boots fine (via SSD) but as soon as it passes the login screen and brings me to the desktop, the network connection icon has a circle going around it for about 30 seconds. Except the circle isnt moving, or rotating as if it's frozen and when i click on it to go into the network and sharing settings, it hangs. While this happens i can access anything else fine except internet based apps. Once it connects, everything is normal.
I use a Netgear Power line Adapter and have been for years, and have never had a problem with it. I am running Windows 7 Enterprise 64 bit.
I'm trying to connect to a wireless network provided by a Sprint mobile hotspot. My computer is running XP SP3 and using a wireless USB adapter to do it. (802.1n)I can detect the network but when I try to connect using Windows I get the message "Windows waiting for the network to be ready." And apparently the network is never ready.I can also use the software that come with the adapter. That doesn't work because when I put in the password for WPA 2, the program saves a password that is far longer then the one I entered. Then I get the message "Authentication failed!" Well, duh.Then the computer tries to connect over and over with no results. "Trying to connect ... disconnected ... etc."
I recently got wireless internet in my apartment but am having trouble connecting to it. The other computers in the apartment are having no trouble. The network appears in the wireless networks list, but after I enter the network key it just loads with the "waiting for network" message until it times out. I can connect to other wireless networks. It takes a long time to connect to these other networks but eventually does, My computer is super old, but since I can connect to wireless I feel like the computer is not the issue.
I got my XPS L322X yesterday, and this problem occured from the first time I turned on my laptop. Everytime I turned on or restarted my computer, I could connect to my wifi router, and everything works well in the first 3-5 minutes. But later the wifi connection turned to "limit", and if I searched for the networks again, all wifi hotspots disappeared!
And if this problem popped up, there would be a follow-up problem -- I could not turn off my computer nor restart it! If I tried to restart the computer, it stayed on the "restarting" screen for 5 minutes, and a "power_start_up_failour" error warning later. If I then restarted the computer by pushing the power button for 5 seconds, it showed that the network adapter was disabled. Enableing the adapter would start this whole problem all over again!
, I am trying to change the default IP address in vlan 1 on a cisco 861 but everything I do so my connection via SSH hangs and all ssh/telnet attempts are refused.
my commands are as followed:
int vlan 1 ip address 192.168.1.1 255.255.255.0 [hangs]
my current vlan 1 address is 10.10.10.1 255.255.255.0 my vlan1pool on dhcp
is an address range of 192.168.1.0/24
do i need to update something in the authenication to allow connections from 192.168.1.0/24 instead of 10.10.10.0/24
Recently, nearly every time I start up my computer, I can't connect to the internet. I have internet, as says my modem, what I don't have is an internet adapter. I've checked the device manager, and network and sharing center, and it just doesn't exist. I restart a few times and by chance it finds the adapter and I can connect. I have no idea what's going on, as Googling has not worked much at all.[CODE]
My network adapter is always disabled at startup. When I go to network and sharing centre - it shows that it is enabled. I dsable it, then enable it, and I can then go online. It is just annoying that I should have to do this each time before I can access the internet?
I'm trying to figure out what's wrong in a LAN having 70 computers.There are three routers in the same subnet with three switches (kinda crappy). DHCPs are off.The problem is that randomly the routers are losing their configurations or the network hangs a lot. There is no problem in the routers (tested many times).The thing is that when i start packet sniffing over the network using wireshark there's a big flood (over 10.000 packets in a sec) coming in a internal ip inside the network ex. 192.168.1.60.Next thing is that when one of the routers shuts down manually, the other one is losing it's config. Today, when i went to check 192.168.1.60 i saw the power plug was not connected, when i re-plugged it the flood was gone. (the computer was turned off).I enabled SPIs / firewalls in all of the three routers and there is no problem yet.
I was working as IT Support in an encoding company. I support over 500 desktop users. my problem is about in entire network because i always encounter hang network in my grave yard shift. Our network system set up have domain server, antivirus server, database server, 4 PC's use as backup servers and 3 unit of network attached storage and approximately 500 units of desktop use for production in encoding. I always experiencing network hanging then after all system will be freeze, so i suggest to shutdown all pc for usually in 5mins then turn on again. In an hour the problem is still exist again and again. I did all possible way to make the production smooth run for my whole shift but still after some hours it occurs again. I dont know what would be the possible reason why the network hangs and stuck up. The network attached storage did not reach the entire capacity, the antivirus server is still updated, the domain and database server are working properly even the PC's use as backup server. There is no internet connection we use in production, so i assure that no virus we encounter in all pc. Is it the cabling? or is it the switches?
I have a wi fi sky adapter,and when i plug it in,it says installing driver software. But..then it just hangs there,and eventually leads to-driver was not sucessfully installed(that is when i plug it out,but i waited more than an hour before that)I tried uninstaling and updating the driver for it,but it didnt worked.When i tried to uninstal the driver,again it just hanged.That is untill i unpluged the adapter..I have manually downloaded the latest driver,and when i check in properties it says that device is working properly.
About 1-5 times per week I will find the jrm process showing as "Administrator has shut down this server". I have written a script that 2/day checks the status of the jrm process and if it is down, restarts it (pdexec jrm). About 25% of the time the jrm process will then show a status of "waiting to initialize". The only way I have found to recover it to shut down CiscoWorks and restart it (takes about 25 minutes). Why it would shutdown or how to get it restarted after the initializing state?
i havent been able to print anything wirless or even with the usb cord in about a wk. i can try to print out anything it will say printing or nothing and nothing happens. just when i search to see whats going on, its says that certain amount of documents are waiting/pending. ive canceled them several times. i also know about the printer spooler i fixed that and i thought that was it, cuz i was able to print a color page for my kids right after, but after that i wasent unless i did the spooler thing again. and i try to print something from any sight and pop up thing comes out ive just moved it today to allow only for secure sights only. also i i went into printer setup and software did what it asked and nothing still. im on this page now told me to check ip address printed out for wirless network and it shows but and i viewed the summary for wired and there nothing shows. oh it wont print anything i need to print but it does print automatically epicurious receipe everyday. i have a windows 7 hp computer and and hp officejet pro 8600 all in one printer. i have set up to wireless.
Situation: Slow internet access, after access keep getting waiting for HTTP, always see n items remaining.What can be done to speed up access?OS is windows 2003 R2, latest updates. [code]
1. net start crmdmgtd did start correctly, so we use resetcasuser.exe and it works some minutes then this issue came back again. I ask the customer to put the casuser in the local administrator group, then customer was able to execute net start crmdmgtd.
2. but some process doesn't start see pdshow.txt.When trying to launch ciscoview, we have this error :Error in communicating with DCRServer. DCR Server may be down. Please start the DCRServer and then refresh the page.At RME home page, I have a error message about jrm, but I don't remerber it.
In the pdshow, we can see that DCRServer is in Waiting to initialize state.We have installed the fix for CSCte49301 bug, but the issue still exist you will find dcrserver.log and dcrclient.log.
I was login with my "router password" to my EA4500 yesterday without problem, after I brought another EA4500 today and try to find out my existing EA4500 configuration.I just can't login..I mean it just stay forever on the "Waiting..." screen after I enter the "router password"
-no luck with changing browser, I try ie, firefox, chrome, is still the same -no luck with other pc, I try login with another notebook or pc, is same.. -no luck with switch off, I try refresh button once, same..and try to turn it off 5 minute and try again..same
I've just purchased a new X3000 and have spent the last 2 days trying to set it up. I can connect to the router and see the settings via the default 192.168.1.1. However when I try to get an internet connection, I keep getting this message :"Timed out waiting for authentication server to respond. Please verify that you have a network connection or contact your network administrator for assistance (412)"I'm using my company-supplied VPN software to connect to my company network, and this is mandatory for me. Not sure if the issue is with this connection software.I bought the X3000 to replace my WAG160N, which was a breeze to set up compared to the X3000.
I have configured a portchannel with 3 ports - lacp active mode I want to pxe boot esx server with Hp Proliant DL 360 G7.
During Pxe Boot the physical Interfaces must be in (I) state - standalone.
The server receives via dhcp the ip but after getting the ip the link goes down for a short time and the switchport goes down and then in (w) state - waiting to be aggregated. Now the server tries to load via tftp the image but the server gets a timeout because the switchport is in state (w). It takes a long time til the switchport comes back in standalone mode (I).
Is it possible to modify the time how long the switchport is in the waiting to be aggregated state on 3750x ?
Would the right command be lacp rate-fast? But this command is not available on 3750x, only 6000 series.
The IT department in my university has installed enternet 300 on all of our pc's - we have to use this to log into the inter/intranet on the campus. According to them, it is not possible to have the computer automatically log onto the system. I looked into the program, however, and found a place to put ip addresses, account and password. Note: the IT department in my school works hard but it not known for developing complete knowledge about the platforms they work on - there are many.
Is this correct is it possible to put the program in the startup folder and let the computer log on automatically? To be honest, even though most systems on campus us win 2000, I thought win 2000 had the ability to do this (log on to a network) natively, so I am a little puzzled as to why they have this on the computer.
My old wireless card I took out demands these files when I log onto administrator. I have a new usb wireless card and I want the old card to stop bothering me when I restart/start/logon my cpu.the filert61.sys on ralink wireless lan installions disk is neededthere is a browse button set to c:program filesmsimsi wireless lanardinstallerwinxpI no longer have an msi folder in program files. I don't see it show up under add/remove programs in control panel. Under device manager there are three network adapters: my current wireless usb
When I fire up my PC, I cannot connect to the internet. Everything is plugged in properly, and I can ping my router and get a reply. I can even get on the internet just fine wirelessly with my netbook. To get the internet to work on my desktop, I have unplug my cable, disable my adapter, plug it back in and enable it.
My hp pavilion g6 has always had the problem of not connecting to internet after i restart it. It shows excellent signal but cant connect to internet. This has been the case on two different routers/modems with two seperate service providers, however the problem gets fixed by turning off then back on the modem/router.
Ive got a wireless router and until just recently my desktop was able to connect to my network automatically. I went into network settings and made sure the "connect automatically" was checked but it did nothing. I have to manually go in and connect every time even though it recognizes that there is a network to connect to.
don't have an option to connect a console cable to my cisco router. The usb to serial converter will not work in windows7 only on XP.have physical access to my 881 Cisco Router. If I remember correctly these routers have a default ip address. This router is brand new, out of the box. I am thinking I can access it with the correct IP via network instead of console.
i wanna ask a question regarding automatic startup on lms 4.1, i have installed my LMS 4.1 on esxi 4.x . but recently my server sometimes down because the electricity problem. and when my friend push the power button to start the server, the LMS is not automatically active. is it possible to make it automatically active soon after my server power up ?
I have 20 to 100 Mbps(FTTH) line at home. I am planning to put few servers online to serve web pages. I have tried them taking online with normal home dsl routers, but router hangs very frequently.
I am having trouble with my desktop......i keep getting the problem after a few hours days or weeks. i live in pakistan and am using evo a wirless usb internet offered by ptcl...today in the morning the computer worked fine but now when i try to connect the usb and try to turn the internet on the computer becomes dead slow and as i take out the internet it becomes totally fine....this keeps hanging with me again and again and i really need the internet to play gta samp
My computer has started connecting to the internet on startup, I do not want it to do this, the answer i have already seen on here for this does not work, so how can I stop this?
I have an ASUS G71gx laptop with Windows Vista 64 bit. I noticed upon start up my wireless connection would not automatically connect. I hit diagnose and repair, and it stated that I did not have wireless connectivity turned on. I tried flipping the wireless switch on and off a few times to no avail. When I would turn it on and off, the blue LED light was OFF. Also, each time I switched it on and off, it said on the screen that the wireless LAN adapter was OFF (even if the switch was turned on). Then, I restarted the windows explorer bar a few times as well as flip the switch again. This time, the blue LED turned ON. However, the internet was still turned off. I hit diagnose and repair again and it said the same thing as previously stated. It gave me the option to repair it by turning on wireless compatibility/connectivity, so I hit that. After that it turned on and I could use it with no problem.
I have been running my new PC for about 2 weeks now, absolutly fine, until last Saturday.When I started it up, it would not connect to the internet; so I looked into it, and found it had 'split' (is the best word I can describe it), the LAN connection into 2 seperate networks, (one of them, an Unidentified Public LAN) and couldn't connect to the internet on either of them. I figured after a few minutes of fiddeling, that the only way to prevent this from happening was to disable the Network Card and restart it.This is to say, when I go to the Network and Sharing Center, it will show two active networks, both of which cannot access the internet, both LAN. To get around it, I click on the Local Area Connection link for any of the networks, and click the 'Disable' button in the Status window.I then click connect/disconnect, and follow the troubleshooting to re-activate the connection, and it is fine.
