Unknown network issue on boot-up

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       #11

    no offense taken....it comes from having a wife and kids using it more than I do. No real speed issues to speak of though...but I will be trimming the fat a bit once I get this issue resolved.
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       #12

    OK,

    I was just a little overwhelmed, but with wife and kids I understand
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       #13

    You have mdnsresponder.exe in the task manager...correct?
    Edit - just saw your response - this is going to be the issue I bet. We'll help you remove it the correct way.
    I'll check this once I get home in about an hour...but assuming this is the issue...should I be checking in services? how would I get rid of it, assuming this is present?

    Thanks again for being so much help!
    Jim
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       #14

    Debutstudios said:
    You have mdnsresponder.exe in the task manager...correct?
    Edit - just saw your response - this is going to be the issue I bet. We'll help you remove it the correct way.
    I'll check this once I get home in about an hour...but assuming this is the issue...should I be checking in services? how would I get rid of it, assuming this is present?

    Thanks again for being so much help!
    Jim
    mdnsresponder.exe is part of the Bonjour service installed by Apple iTunes and some Adobe products - Apple describes the service as a "zero configuration networking process..." It has been known to cause a lot of networking headaches for 7 users.

    Removing it is pretty simple - see this thread for instructions: No Internet Access and Bonjour service
    Last edited by RugbyHoe; 08 Dec 2009 at 11:47. Reason: typo
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       #15

    1000 thanks!


    Hola...

    I'm happy to report it was Bonjour causing the headache. Although I tried following the instructions, I was unable to unregister the dll, says it's being used by Java...but I got rid of the mdsnreponder.exe, disabled the service, and voila.

    I'm quite thankful right now for people who are not only friendly, but a buttload smarter than I am.

    Thanks all for your assistance!

    Jim

    CASE CLOSED :)
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  6. Posts : 5,747
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       #16

    You're welcome. I can't in good conscience not tell you that you really should uninstall that instead of just disabling.

    Very glad it's working right now for ya and you've found the cause.
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