how to delete bonjour file and fix the network problems?

karlsnooks said:

Why didn't you follow the procedure given in post #70-precisely as the procedure states?

Why did you edit out information?

I don't get a good feeling.
You can't post a list of installed and uninstalled updates.
You can't post the non-edited output of MGADIAG inside a code block.
You still haven't carried out the steps given to you by Greg.

ok, i will upload that black file again, however it has my ip address's and other info like that, you said don't upload that, what should i do?

Did the computer restart as it says it will, so you know you ran the batch file correctly?

Did you rightclick it to Run As Admin? If not do it now.

gregrocker said:

Did the computer restart as it says it will, so you know you ran the batch file correctly?

Did you rightclick it to Run As Admin? If not do it now.

yes the computer did restart, and i did run it as admin.

gregrocker said:

I also asked you earlier to unplug the HD's and report back the internet connection time at boot.

Then add back each HD individually to check the times again until you isolate if and which HD's is causing the delay, or whether this is even the case as you suspect.

Why am I having to repeat each of these steps for you? I asked you to report back the results of each.

OK i will do this, but if i unplug my hd with windows 7 on it, will my pc still start up. also, the reason why i miss out some of your posts is that, when ever i get a new post, no email is sent to me, so i have to come here and manually look at each post, sometimes i miss some out. sorry.

No, unplug the other HD's which you said you think are causing the delay. Then add them back one-by-one after checking connection times. You must power down to unplug them all and then plug back in each.

What made you think this was the cause?

gregrocker said:

No, unplug the other HD's which you said you think are causing the delay. Then add them back one-by-one after checking connection times. You must power down to unplug them all and then plug back in each.

What made you think this was the cause?

i have 2 HD, one with my games and backup, and 1 with my c drive, files, downloads and software. bonjour was in my c drive on this hardrive, im not sure if it is the hardrive, i think it might be something else.

OK. unplug the other HD and if it doesn't solve the connection problem, plug it back in and continue working through the Troubleshooting Steps for Windows 7.