Hi there,
well, here I come with an other PC problem :P....
I've got some hardware problems. I've been trying to figure out what the hell's gone wrong with my PC but since nothing is working not even floppy or CD drive, I can't do nothing so well I was wondering if I could really get helped out. Okay, the thing is my network connection won't work, I go to network connection and there's nothing and when I refresh it, it keeps saying "The network connections folder was unable to retrieve the list of Network adapters on your machine. Please make sure that the Network Connections service is enabled and running." Okay and than I go to device manager and like there's nothing in the list!!so yeah...I cant do nothing.. wondering wahts wrong..hmm..so yea.. if any of you could help a littlee, it would be really appreciated :$ it was really working fine the day before.. mm..
Thankyou.

I know you jackass men wanna get abused by gals but I aint gonna abuse you, be it verbally or physically, keep posting and i aint stopping ya to open your own sajha.com! :)

hahahahaha.....funniest thread of all time....

yea, cracks me up

gossshhhhhhh, is there anything else yu kan do except for laffin behin the monitor, shame on you for not helping me out hmmmmmmm .......and its not funny.. crackyorself up and i hope you explode and turn black, o yull look so funny

not sure u r kutie or not but u r krazie for sure.....hahahaha......ROFL....

cutes go back to window 98 sec edition. :)

lady, did you know 98 second edition has more problems than windows 98 original?

apatko pudiya!

I found teh opposite....best is back to MAC... lol

On a serious note, what you think of apple?

hmm...apple is the beast and the best....

One apple a day keeps a doctor away, one mac a everyday, keeps SHITTY windows away!

^ uh hello, excusmeeeee?? do you even notice me? you guys dont decide what OS I gotta use, you guys sit back and help me out, it's not about OS this tiiime people!! hadware probby you see!!

well, you see, you gotta read what the person is replying to! i replied to Ladyinred. i NEVER asked you about your OS.!? clear or should i explain more?

kkrazy,
You are a lost and confused soul, the name gives a hint.
LOL
-Shiv

yeah.. well I WAS talking to the person that was advising to me get back to some MAC shit OS airte!
I aint lost or confused, I think I'm just exaggerating a lot in this thread, 'mme get more professional ahemm, okay if you think em krazy, i dont give a shit cuz I already know tyat.

So people, what do YOU think the problem is, I am repeating the problem again... my network folder is empty and when I refresh it, it says "The network connections folder was unable to retrieve the list of Network adapters on your machine. Please make sure that the Network Connections service is enabled and running." And none of my hardwares seem to be working really, also I see nothing in the device manager list*

huh?!

Probably This might help.

- http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;825826&Product=winxp

good luck. :D

Aiya, get your harddisk formatted, lah. No need to read this and that.U only have to follow the instruction on you monitor. Simple, rite ?

Ha ha ha ha ha !

Cheers !!!!!!!!!!!!

kalankisthan,
All the website talks about is summary and more information!
Didn't help out:(

inepali, did i not say none of my device work, not even floppy, gosh, how am I supposed to format the harddisk now!?

Basically, I just wanna get all the missing hardware devices back and want 'em working...

Could you go over the whole thing step by step, thru that summary and beyond? Padhera Solve huncha ki kyaa ho? You gotta go thru it step by step and troubleshoot and if it doesn't get fixed, then write down it didn't help you. 3 minutes ma fix huncha ki kyaa ho?

How did u verify if the CD-Rom drive is working or not ?

Jangan Kalangkabo !!! Try to go the CMOS setting and do the bootup from your CD drive and install.If not get yourself a new CD drive. About the floppy drive, forget about it -- nobody uses it nowdys.

How to troubleshoot missing network connections icons in Windows Server 2003 and in Windows XP
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Article ID : 825826
Last Review : May 13, 2005
Revision : 3.1
Important This article contains information about modifying the registry. Before you modify the registry, make sure to back it up and make sure that you understand how to restore the registry if a problem occurs. For information about how to back up, restore, and edit the registry, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
256986 (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/256986/) Description of the Microsoft Windows Registry
For a Microsoft Windows 2000 version of this article, see 329050 (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/329050/).
SUMMARY
This article describes troubleshooting methods that you can use to resolve a case of missing network and dial-up connections icons. One or more of the following issues may occur if you click Start, point to and click Control Panel, and then double-click Network Connections, or if you right-click My Network Places on the desktop and then click Properties:
• The LAN or High-Speed Internet connection icon is missing.
• The Dial-up Connection icons are missing.
• The New Connection Wizard icon is missing.
• Only the New Connection Wizard icon appears, or one or more dial-up connections also appear.
• If you click the Advanced menu and then click Advanced Settings, only the [Remote Access connections] entry appears in the Connections list.
• The Network Connections window stops responding ("hangs") or closes immediately after you select a network connection and then click Properties.
Despite these issues, networking continues to function correctly, and the ipconfig command still shows all connection and all adapter information.
MORE INFORMATION
Warning If you use Registry Editor incorrectly, you may cause serious problems that may require you to reinstall your operating system. Microsoft cannot guarantee that you can solve problems that result from using Registry Editor incorrectly. Use Registry Editor at your own risk.

To troubleshoot these problems, follow these steps:
1. Verify the network adapter setting:
a. Right-click My Computer, and then click Properties.
b. Click the Hardware tab, and then click Device Manager.
c. Expand Network Adapters, and then verify that the correct network adapter is listed