Computer Repair Guide

Problems: 1. You can't connect to the internet 2. Network Connections folder is empty 3. Local Area Connections (LAN) icon on taskbar missing 4. Can't connect to Wireless connections (icon also missing) Solution: This thing happens when one of the three files below are missing on your computer: 1. netshell.dll 2. netcfgx.dll 3. netman.dll Download those files if needed and place them on c:\windows\system32\ folder. After copying the files you need to register them. Click Start > Run > CMD and then type the following command (hit enter after each command). regsvr32 netshell.dll regsvr32 netcfgx.dll regsvr32 netman.dll Your Network Connections will now be back to normal.

Here's a simple guide on setting up your own Home/Office Network or Internet Cafe / Lan Shop . Just follow these standard procedures and you're good to go: 1. Check if you already enabled file and print sharing options on your computers. 2. Make sure that your computers are using the TCP/IP protocol. 3. Computers should be in the same WORKGROUP 4. All computers should have unique/different names with each other to avoid conflicts 5. All computers should have unique/different IP Address If you don't know how to check those items, follow these procedures: For Windows 98: Right-click Network Neighborhood > Properties . On the Configuration tab, verify that the Primary Network Logon drop-down menu is set to Client for Microsoft Networks . Click File and Print Sharing and make sure both of these options are checked. Scroll down the list of network components and make sure you've got a TCP/IP entry for your network card. Then look under the Identification tab to ensure t...