Multiple Networks: Network 2 & Unidentified Network

[dammy]

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microsoft do a tunneling to access files needed to update some important program so they make a virtual adapter in order to access properly for the specific files. after this they live this adopter behind.

ok unto removing. goto device manager. right click my computer properties then device manager. in tab area click view show hidden devices. under network adopter disable those names or uninstall them all.

oi ayaw apila imong card diay basin wala naka access unya. ok gudnyt

important ayaw pud delete ang loopback

[zhrike]

try to download the hotfix here bro

Help and Support

[boyq]

microsoft do a tunneling to access files needed to update some important program so they make a virtual adapter in order to access properly for the specific files. after this they live this adopter behind.

ok unto removing. goto device manager. right click my computer properties then device manager. in tab area click view show hidden devices. under network adopter disable those names or uninstall them all.

oi ayaw apila imong card diay basin wala naka access unya. ok gudnyt

important ayaw pud delete ang loopback

sir, i'm confused on what to delete. here are the devices:


i tried uninstalling the microsoft 6to4 adapter, ISATAP, and Toredo. i disabled my LAN Connection and enabled it again. Pero nibalik ra ang microsoft 6to4 adapter and ISATAP sa devices. Pero ang Toredo wala na.. so, i'm a bit confused.. ^^

try to download the hotfix here bro

Help and Support

sir, the hotfix doesn't apply to my computer. maoy ingon sa installer.. 32-bit man ta ko..

[boyguapo]

bro e disable ng microsoft 6to4 adapter try lang daw, pag expremento lang, kay wala man pud ko kasuway ana imong blema bro, basta mag ing ana diri sa amogn office kay mag disable enable raman ko sa lan, ma ok raman dayon bro.

[zhrike]

kanang x86 bro 32-bit man na...

kani ako gi highlight


also try using "netsh in 6to4 set state disable" command

[dammy]

im gonna make a script to remove that if i have a time.

for now, just do a disable that virtual adapter so that the port will be closed.

you should only have two interface or adapter running in your desktop if laptop you have one more interface a wifi card.

[boyq]

kanang x86 bro 32-bit man na...

kani ako gi highlight


also try using "netsh in 6to4 set state disable" command

sir, what i mean is, the x86 hotfix doesn't work.. while installing, an error pops up saying, "the hotfix doesn't apply to this computer."

i tried that command but the unidentified network is still there..

im gonna make a script to remove that if i have a time.

for now, just do a disable that virtual adapter so that the port will be closed.

you should only have two interface or adapter running in your desktop if laptop you have one more interface a wifi card.

thank you sir! i'll patiently wait for that..

[boyq]

still an unsolved issue.. up lang ko..

[boyq]

I'll just update this thread.

After long months of just ignoring this issue, I already reformatted my OS. The problem became worse actually. I had to disable/enable the adapter everytime I turn ON the pc because I couldn't connect to internet. I still have no idea what's the real culprit. Anyway, I don't have such issue now w/ a newly reformatted OS.