Red X On Network Icon But Working Perfectly

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  1. adaro73
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    in my PCs, the red cross disappeared when i let the DHCP work, instead of giving fix IP to the machines.
    Don't know why ...
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  3. Gazzasore
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    Could be some answers here Network Icon red X - NlaSvc service failed - Trend Micro TROJ_Generic.ADV
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  4. greeneggsam
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    Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit
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    my problem would be fixed if the disconnection of my LAN cord would disable my bridge and LAN connections, instead of doing it manually every time by opening net. con. and right clicking on... and etc., or if the network system tray icon only monitored the wireless would be great as well. Any ideas?
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  6. Tyler Schiltz
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    okay....i had the same problem and or noticed the same thing on my windows 7. i have the final version. and i have a network bridge set up that i use for my xbox 360 but the cable wasnt plugged in (the ethernet cable) and so the red x is there but internet is working fine...as soon as i plugged that cable in it went away instantly and it went to a regular icon without that "x". so im guessing you have a network bridge on your computer and thats why you are seeing this red x....

    hope this helped.
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  7. Barman58
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    Hi,

    This was a common issue with vista and the solution that worked for me was to restart the Network List service [netprofm].

    It may be worth giving this a try.

    The problem was so persistent on one machine that I ended up writing a start-up script using the net command to restart every boot.
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  8. stacywoodhouse
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    Windows 7 32-bit
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    Fixed mine by deleteing Incoming Connections in Network and Sharing Centre > Change Adapter Settings.

    Windows Vista to Windows 7 Upgrade.
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  10. apostopare
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    Windows 7 64 bit Home Premium
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    I had the same problem but thankfully it is all now fixed. I followed the instruction in this website:

    Red X on network icon ? Windows 7 « TCAT Shelbyville - Technical Blog
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