Windows 7: Lenovo laptop REFUSES to stay connected to internet(wifi AND lan)

honestsly just a pretty basic removal, used the control panel uninstall tool and then went through system/program files and deleted those obviously associated with those programs. I did that about 9mos ago when the free trial ran out and the connectivity issues started about 2 mos ago

If you post your ipconfig/all requested by chev65 in Post #14 it might help...

You could also try a TCP/IP reset.
How to reset Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)

Had the exact same problem with my new HP touch sleekbook. It kept disconnecting from the network every few minutes..... I tried everything I could think of, disabled firewall, various tools, changed virus software, various settings tweaked, startup items disabled etc etc ..... NOTHING WORKED....... Then I went on to my router and changed setting from auto channel selection to "always use channel five" (random choice) MY laptop has not disconnected once since....... Hope this helps you too.....

Yes I've seen Hamachi cause connection problems on several occasions, the ipconfig/all would have told me you were running Hamachi.

It still does make a difference, i know its trivial but it will be forced off of the network if no reservation is made.
Also another small thing have you made sure that the NIC does not turn off to save power.
If you are still having issues with this, my best guess would be that your NIC is screwed.

Here are the screenshots of my ipconfig. Sorry so long between replies, I work 12hr/days so not much time for putt putting online

Reset TCP/IP, no lasting change

There is no point in diagnosing this problem further until you completely remove Hamachi as it's by far the most likely culprit here, been there done that.

The problem is that there are about ten different versions of Hamachi floating around, some work ok, some just seem to cause connection problems.

Uninstall it and get the connection working then try a different version of Hamachi.

Hum just thinking I usually just do a reboot of my modem (switch power of leave for 20 secs then power on again) for any problems when I get them so have you tried that yet heavy?

@Chev-Uninstalled Hamachi (sad face, I really enjoyed that program, are you able to recommend any suitable alternatives?)
@ICit_ I have reset the modem in the past, even unplugged it for 5 mins once in a moment of desperation when I considered throwing it out in the middle of the street. I did that again.(unplugged it) and...along with the aforementioned actions no significant change. It did stay connected a little longer than 30 seconds ( couple mins at a time this time) but still disconnects. I diagnose the connection n figure I may as well post the results as well as it does seem to be able at least diagnose the issue each time it disconnects this time, whereas before it was pretty random as to whether or not it would diagnose ANYTHING. It consistently says "The connection between your access point, router, or cable modem and the internet is broken" then as status "detected" with a yellow warning sign. Below that a second problem is stated saying "The default gateway is not available" status "fixed" with a green check mark. The second I've seen fairly frequently in the past when an issue is detected, at least.