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I've been running Vista for a couple of month now and the network
connection, through my Linksys router, worked just fine, until MS suggested that I do an 'in-place upgrade' (repair). After the 'upgrade' I always have TWO network connections when I turn on the PC. One is an 'UnIdentified Public Network' and the second is 'MyNet Private Network', both on 'Local Area Connection 2'. The Vista Network and Sharing center shows a big red X near the Earth image and, of course, I have no Internet access. I can easily click on either one of the network 'view status' links and disable 'Local Area Connection 2', then re-enable that connection and all is fine. I can also just click on the red X and select repair to fix the problem. Any ideas how I can get my rather simple network connection to start up correctly without this procedure every time I turn the PC on or re- boot? Thanks, Tim |