No text in Network Connections

nulano said:

Found the BSOD.

Ignore the bsod for now. Hopefully it does't come back

uninstall language pack first! Reboot. Use system update readiness tool in ENGLISH

nulano said:

Kaktussoft said:

uninstall language pack first! Reboot. Use system update readiness tool in ENGLISH

How do I uninstall the language pack? There's no option for it in Region and Languages.

Programs and Features - Uninstall or Change a Program

To uninstall the language pack you need to go to the Control Panel, locate the Programs heading then click on “Uninstall a Program”. Look in the upper left hand corner and click on “View Installed Updates”. Once the installed updates have finished loading; scroll through the list until you locate the Language Pack update, click on the update and select “Uninstall”. This will remove the Language Pack update.

You better "remove language" Czech using Vistalizator - change display language in Windows Vista and Windows 7

nulano said:

Vistalizator forced me to reboot, now I can access the adapter settings and Windows is in English (how a nice change, I hate translations).
I cannot modify the IPv4 settings, from here either. It doesn't let me press Properties.

Situation: When trying to modify the properties of network adapters (LAN and
Wireless), the error message indicating "Some of the controls on this
property sheet are disabled because one or more other network property
sheets are already open. To use these controls, close all these property
sheets and then reopen this one" was received.

Also, every time we open network connections dialog and click on
Advanced->Advanced Settings, the error message indicating "Advanced Setting
cannot be displayed at this time because Install Queue is accessing the
same information" will pop up.

troubleshooting: Regarding the "Install Queue", it is used to look for the network card to
be physically installed into your computer at time of boot-up to set it up
for network use.

This issue can occur if an aborted installation of the NIC driver caused it
to be busy as it was in installation process, and hence could not change
the properties on the local area connection.

Based on the current situation, I suggest we perform the following steps to
troubleshoot the issue.

Step 1: Uninstall Network card
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1. Click Start, type "cmd.exe" (without quotation mark) in the Start Search
box. Right click "cmd.exe" which is listed above and then choose "Run as
administrator". Click "Continue".
2. Type "set devmgr_show_nonpresent_devices=1" (without quotation mark),
and then press ENTER.
3. Type "Start DEVMGMT.MSC" (without quotation mark), and then press ENTER.
4. Click View , and then click Show Hidden Devices .
5. Expand the Network Adapters tree.
6. Uninstall all entries under Network Adapters. In the Confirm Device Removal page, DON'T select Delete the driver software for this device

Step 2: Delete related registry information
===========
1. Click Start, type regedit in the Start Search text box and press Enter.
2. Locate the following key:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\RunOnce

3. In the right panel, check if there are any entries in the RunOnce
subkey. If so, remove all the registry values under the RunOnce subkey.
4. Restart the machine and check if the problem persists.