Taskbar turned white and wifi unable to detect wifi

Zero · 14 Apr 2013

Please check these services are started and set to automatic unless otherwise stated go to start>control panel>administrative Tasks>Services

• DHCP Client (auto)
• DNS Client (auto)
• Network Connections(auto)
• Network Location Awareness(auto)
• Server(automatic)
• WLAN AutoConfig ( Vista/7 wireless configurations only) (Auto)
• Workstation(auto)

Almost everything that did not start and is automatic has given me the:
Error 1068: the dependency service or group failed to start

What does this mean?

Zero · 14 Apr 2013

chev65 said:

Zero said:

chev65 said:

It's not extreme at all really, it simply takes your system files back to how they were before the problems started. It's by far the safest and easiest way to fix these types of problems.

System Restore

According to it when I tried to run rsteui.exe:
System restore does not appear to be functioning correctly on this system
A volume shadow copy service cmponent encountered at an unexpected error. Check the application event log for more information (0x80042302)

WTF!?

O_O

Yes it sounds like it's royally messed up. You might first try running these commands.

In an elevated command prompt type or copy.

Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth Then let it run until it completes and reboot system.

Then run the sfc/scannow command, let it run and reboot. Let me know what it says after the sfc/scannow command, and then check to see if any of the problems are fixed. If not see if you can run system restore or not.

Uh... i am sorry, I am very new to the technicalities of computer, what does those mean?

And rebooting system, does it restarted the computer or erases the computer data?

Zero · 14 Apr 2013

So yeah... I have bo idea what to do with the error, ther services cannot start for some reason.

And chev, how do I commence the instruction you gave me, and what would it do? Would it interfere with the advices that cyber gave me?

TheCyberMan · 14 Apr 2013

Error 1068 would suggest that a dependancy service has fialed to start associated with that service if you click on dependancy tab of the services affected it will display what other services that the particular service depends on to start and you have to check which of the dependencies is not started and try to start it and if that errors then you will need to post the error code and message on here to see if we can find a fix if you cannot.

The instruction chev65 gave you can be run without interference with mine.

Zero · 14 Apr 2013

Thanks CyberMan, I will process what chev wrote, and then get back to see the dependencies that are need and then report back...

TheCyberMan · 14 Apr 2013

If that fixes system restore use that first to restore the system and it may cure your issues as checking the dependencies and possible resolutions can take a lot of time if there are multiple failures that need resoluting if unable to be started.

Zero · 14 Apr 2013

When I tried to run the first one, it gave me error 87

"The cleanup-image option is unknown
For more information, refer to the help by running DISM.exe /?.

The DISM log file can be found at C:\windows\Logs\dism.log"

Then on the bottom

"C:\windows\system32>"

Holy crap... What in the world is going on!?

Zero · 14 Apr 2013

And when I tried to check on the dependcies, it showed:
"Win32: the service cannot be started, either because it is disabled or because it has no enabled devices associated with it"

Which I set it to automatic already... So is not disabled, which means it has no device associated with it?

Zero · 14 Apr 2013

Showed that in all of the following:

• DHCP Client (auto)
• DNS Client (auto)
• Network Connections(auto)
• Network Location Awareness(auto)
• Server(automatic)
• WLAN AutoConfig ( Vista/7 wireless configurations only) (Auto)
• Workstation(auto)

TheCyberMan · 14 Apr 2013

Try entering it this way below:

dism.exe /online /cleanup-image /restore health

Those services may be set to automatic but they need to be started as well.