Solved Networking adapter problems with win 7 32 bit ???

[bobit]

Dear All
I 've Win 7 Ultimate 32 my Laptop HP pavilion dv4 with 2 cards Realtek Rtl 8168c and Intel wifi link 5100 AGN both of them were worked properly suddenly I had faced this problem could not connect to any network even both of them still shown in network zone and could not at all establish connect to internet
but when try with another OS both working normal ,
I try re-enable both ,re-install drivers , restore os point to earlier point "Failed" ,download latest drivers but did not work same problem , so please if there any possible solutions

 

[Darryl Licht]

bobit:

Welcome to sevenforums, sorry you are having issues!

First try disabling any firewalls, and also look at your Antivirus... many these days also include a firewall. Disable all of them and try this again... please let us know how it goes.

 

[bobit]

Dear Darryl Licht
Thank you a looooooooooooooooooooooot ,really I appreciate your cooperation to help me due I was completely forgotten about Firewall and anti-virus so first i disable it although I does but it was could not browse the web so i remove it every thing back to work with in ur help , I install Microsoft security essential , thank you again

 

[Darryl Licht]

bobit:

Glad I could help!

 

[bobit]

Dear Darryl i just face this problem may you help me again pls , it about missing dll file with name msidch32.dll the problem i do not know which software it belongs .
Tq indeed

 

[kegobeer]

Are you certain that is the name of the dll?

 

[bobit]

Yes , even I searching the web but could not found it ? do you know any software can remove it

 

[kegobeer]

Did you install anything recently? Did you uninstall anything recently? Have you scanned for viruses?

 

[bobit]

yes , I am uninstall anti-viruses Avira and install Microsoft essential security and scanned for Viruses .

 

[Darryl Licht]

bobit:

Are you absolutely sure it is msidch32.dll???? I can find nothing anywhere on that dll file! Are you positive of the spelling?

You might want to try CCleaner and see if it can find/fix this. I am assuming that you get this error at boot, or???

 

[bobit]

Dear Darryl Licht Tq indeed for you care ,be sure I give you correct name of what I faced and as I mention lately find nothing about it , the problem still stuck even while using C cleaner .the error occur at windows start up not in booting when all start up application start .

 

[Darryl Licht]

Look at MSCONFIG and see if anything there is "calling" that dll into action.

If not, you can search the Windows registry for that file and delete the entry that is calling it into action. Make sure you backup your registry before editing or deleting anything from the registry!

If you are unfamiliar with editing the registry; you can find plenty of help here on that, or I can walk you through it later today!

 

[bobit]

Dear Darry kindly find an attachment picture ,it about what i got @ win start up Tq

 

[Darryl Licht]

OK, we can solve this but... we have to go into a dangerous place to do so: the Windows 7 registry! The computer is acting normally other than this annoying message, right? If yes, proceed.

First open the registry editor by clicking on Start and typing regedit into the search bar and then hit your enter key. You may get a UAC warning, click OK.

Now, first and most importantly... we need to make a backup of your registry... just in case. So, click on File --> Export. Choose your destination location, and make sure All is selected at the bottom before you click Save. I'd save to the desktop for ease of finding it, and you can name it whatever you want... regbkup or similar is fine.

Now we need to find the registry key that is calling this missing and unknown file into action... Click on Edit --> Find and type msidch32.dll, then click Find Next. You should find a key or two that mentions this dll file. Since we made a backup already, we can safely delete any key that mentions this file. You did make that backup right??? To delete the key, right click it in the window pane on the right and select delete.

There may be several entrys and you will want to hit the Find Next button after each deletion until you get a message stating Finished saerching through the registry.

Reboot and the problem should be gone! If it is gone, and you are happy that everything else works fine, you may delete the backup file from your desktop or wherever you saved it to!

 

[bobit]

Tq indeed , I make it before read that but it exactly as you said Tq again

 

[Darryl Licht]

Huh??? What is Tq??? I dont understad any of this...???

 

[bobit]

Tq it's a shortcut of Thank you , sorry sir thank you very much for your help

 

[Darryl Licht]

Glad I could help! Again! LOL!