1. Background
After I ran the Windows diagnostic service, I restarted a computer, and found that the computer was unable to access the Internet . I further found that the network display icon in the lower right corner of the taskbar was gone , and the network status display was also a horizontal line.
After many twists and turns, I finally solved it. I encountered a lot of pitfalls. I will record it in the hope that it will be helpful to people who encounter similar problems.
2. Conventional solutions
Fuck, I can’t access the Internet on my computer, and I can’t search through my computer. I can only search through my mobile phone. . .
First of all, it is easy to know that the reason is probably that network-related services have not been started, so network-related services need to be started.
Bring up the run window, enter: services.msc, and then service-related items will pop up.
Then find in the service project: Network Location Awareness.
Double-click Network Location Awareness and see if the project is started.
(1) If the service status is displayed as stopped, you need to click the Start button to start the service.
(2) If the start button is gray, you need to set the start type to automatic (manual start is also possible), then click Apply , and then click the start button after the start button is available.
Under normal circumstances, if the above operation is successful, the network can be restored~
But some unusual situations may occur. See exception handling below for details.
3. Exception 1: The dependent service or group cannot be started.
In step 2, if you click the start button, you may be prompted: The dependent service or group cannot be started.
At this time, you only need to check the dependencies in the dependency relationship , and then start the dependent services one by one.
4. Exception 2: Dependencies cannot be displayed in step 3.
When clicking on the dependency in step 3, it prompts: The win32 service cannot be started. The reason may be that it has been disabled or the system has been uninstalled .
It is possible that too many system services are disabled, resulting in many services not being able to be used normally. This is the time to make the ultimate move. I should be able to activate all services~
In the run window enter: msconfig
Then select Services and then select Enable all.
At this point, the problem should be solved.
If it still doesn't work, just have a moment of silence and then think of other solutions, hahahaha. over
