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| #1 By 75952 (81.138.3.30) at Thursday, November 01, 2007 05:57:17 AM |
| Following a power cut it looks like some files were corrupted. On startup I get a symantec popup saying tcp/ip is not installed. In network connections there is a LAN connection which looks ok and recognises whether a cable is in or out. ipconfig says "an internal error occurred: the request is not supported....unable to query host name" When i try to PING i get "unable to contact IP driver, error code 2" I get a 7003 event which says "the network location awareness (NLA) service depends on the following nonexistent service : tcpip". But I'm not sure which action triggered that error. I also have a lot of 7023 errors from earlier today saying "the telephony service terminated" as "the system cannot find the specified file". But I can't seem to re-create that error. In short, the networking is knackered. Running XP service pack 2. Logged in as a user with administrative access. I tried to run recovery mode, but I don't know the original administrator password (the guy who set that up has left the company!) Can anyone help? |
