Tuesday, February 27, 2018 4:04:10 PMfalse6.1Clientamd641.0Microsoft WindowsDetects problems with network connectivity.

Not CheckedThis can sometimes resolve an intermittent problem.Not RunIf you're connected to a hotspot or domain network, contact the network administrator. Otherwise: 1. Unplug or turn off the device. 2. After all the lights on the device are off, wait at least 10 seconds. 3. Turn the device on or plug it back into the power outlet. To restart a router or modem that has a built-in battery, press and quickly release the Reset button.Not RunThis computer might not be able to connect to other computers and devices.Not Checked Not RunIf you're connected to a hotspot or domain network, contact the network administrator. Otherwise: 1. Unplug or turn off the device. 2. After all the lights on the device are off, wait at least 10 seconds. 3. Turn the device on or plug it back into the power outlet. To restart a router or modem that has a built-in battery, press and quickly release the Reset button.Not RunThis can sometimes resolve an intermittent problem.Not Run Not Checked Not RunIf you're connected to a hotspot or domain network, contact the network administrator. Otherwise: 1. Unplug or turn off the device. 2. After all the lights on the device are off, wait at least 10 seconds. 3. Turn the device on or plug it back into the power outlet. To restart a router or modem that has a built-in battery, press and quickly release the Reset button.Not RunThis can sometimes resolve an intermittent problem.Not Run Not Checked Not RunIf you're connected to a hotspot or domain network, contact the network administrator. Otherwise: 1. Unplug or turn off the device. 2. After all the lights on the device are off, wait at least 10 seconds. 3. Turn the device on or plug it back into the power outlet. To restart a router or modem that has a built-in battery, press and quickly release the Reset button.Not RunThis can sometimes resolve an intermittent problem.Not Run Not Checked Not RunIf you're connected to a hotspot or domain network, contact the network administrator. Otherwise: 1. Unplug or turn off the device. 2. After all the lights on the device are off, wait at least 10 seconds. 3. Turn the device on or plug it back into the power outlet. To restart a router or modem that has a built-in battery, press and quickly release the Reset button.Not RunThis can sometimes resolve an intermittent problem.Not RunThe default gateway is a device that connects a local network or computer to the Internet. A broadband modem or router is usually the default gateway.Not CheckedThis can sometimes resolve an intermittent problem.Not RunIf you're connected to a hotspot or domain network, contact the network administrator. Otherwise: 1. Unplug or turn off the device. 2. After all the lights on the device are off, wait at least 10 seconds. 3. Turn the device on or plug it back into the power outlet. To restart a router or modem that has a built-in battery, press and quickly release the Reset button.Not Run Not CheckedThe adapter is currently set to use a specific IP address that is incorrect, rather than obtaining an IP address automatically.Not RunIf you're connected to a hotspot or domain network, contact the network administrator. Otherwise: 1. Unplug or turn off the device. 2. After all the lights on the device are off, wait at least 10 seconds. 3. Turn the device on or plug it back into the power outlet. To restart a router or modem that has a built-in battery, press and quickly release the Reset button.Not RunThis can sometimes resolve an intermittent problem.Not Run Not CheckedThe adapter is currently set to use a specific IP address that is incorrect, rather than obtaining an IP address automatically.Not RunIf you're connected to a hotspot or domain network, contact the network administrator. Otherwise: 1. Unplug or turn off the device. 2. After all the lights on the device are off, wait at least 10 seconds. 3. Turn the device on or plug it back into the power outlet. To restart a router or modem that has a built-in battery, press and quickly release the Reset button.Not RunThis can sometimes resolve an intermittent problem.Not Run Not CheckedThe adapter is currently set to use a specific IP address that is incorrect, rather than obtaining an IP address automatically.Not RunIf you're connected to a hotspot or domain network, contact the network administrator. Otherwise: 1. Unplug or turn off the device. 2. After all the lights on the device are off, wait at least 10 seconds. 3. Turn the device on or plug it back into the power outlet. To restart a router or modem that has a built-in battery, press and quickly release the Reset button.Not RunThis can sometimes resolve an intermittent problem.Not Run Not CheckedThe adapter is currently set to use a specific IP address that is incorrect, rather than obtaining an IP address automatically.Not RunIf you're connected to a hotspot or domain network, contact the network administrator. Otherwise: 1. Unplug or turn off the device. 2. After all the lights on the device are off, wait at least 10 seconds. 3. Turn the device on or plug it back into the power outlet. To restart a router or modem that has a built-in battery, press and quickly release the Reset button.Not RunThis can sometimes resolve an intermittent problem.Not RunThis computer might not be able to connect to other computers and devices.Not CheckedThe adapter is currently set to use a specific IP address that is incorrect, rather than obtaining an IP address automatically.Not RunIf you're connected to a hotspot or domain network, contact the network administrator. Otherwise: 1. Unplug or turn off the device. 2. After all the lights on the device are off, wait at least 10 seconds. 3. Turn the device on or plug it back into the power outlet. To restart a router or modem that has a built-in battery, press and quickly release the Reset button.Not RunThis can sometimes resolve an intermittent problem.Not RunThe default gateway is a device that connects a local network or computer to the Internet. A broadband modem or router is usually the default gateway.Not CheckedThe adapter is currently set to use a specific IP address that is incorrect, rather than obtaining an IP address automatically.Not RunIf you're connected to a hotspot or domain network, contact the network administrator. Otherwise: 1. Unplug or turn off the device. 2. After all the lights on the device are off, wait at least 10 seconds. 3. Turn the device on or plug it back into the power outlet. To restart a router or modem that has a built-in battery, press and quickly release the Reset button.Not RunThis can sometimes resolve an intermittent problem.Not RunThe network adapter is set up to use DHCP to obtain its configuration, but a DHCP server is not available on the network.Not CheckedThis can sometimes resolve an intermittent problem.Not RunIf you're connected to a hotspot or domain network, contact the network administrator. Otherwise: 1. Unplug or turn off the device. 2. After all the lights on the device are off, wait at least 10 seconds. 3. Turn the device on or plug it back into the power outlet. To restart a router or modem that has a built-in battery, press and quickly release the Reset button.Not RunNot CheckedNot RunIf you're connected to a hotspot or domain network, contact the network administrator. Otherwise: 1. Unplug or turn off the device. 2. After all the lights on the device are off, wait at least 10 seconds. 3. Turn the device back on or plug it back into the power outlet. To restart a router or access point that has a built-in battery, press and quickly release the Reset button.Not RunWindows cannot resolve your wireless connectivity issue.Not RunWindows couldn't automatically bind the IP protocol stack to the network adapter.Not CheckedSet up the network adapter to communicate with this network. This ensures that both Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) and Internet Protocol Version 6 (TCP/IPv6) can be used on the network adapter.Not RunWindows Help and Support can provide more information about resolving driver or hardware issues.Not RunThe Windows wireless service is also called the WLAN Autoconfig service.Not CheckedThe Windows wireless service is not running on this computer.Not RunAccessing the domain network over DirectAccess requires that your computer be running Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows 7 Enterprise, or Windows 7 Ultimate. Your computer must be joined to a domain, and your network administrator must have configured DirectAccess for your organization.Not CheckedMake sure your computer is running Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows 7 Enterprise, or Windows 7 Ultimate. Your computer must be joined to a domain, and your network administrator must have configured DirectAccess for your organization. If these requirements are met, use an Ethernet, wireless, or VPN connection to connect your computer to the domain. This will update settings controlled by your network administrator.Not RunNetwork Diagnostics cannot be run without the Diagnostics Policy Service.Not CheckedNetwork Diagnostics requires that the Diagnostics Policy Service be running.Not RunNetwork Diagnostics cannot be run without the Diagnostics Policy Service.Not CheckedNetwork Diagnostics requires that the Diagnostics Policy Service be running.Not Run Not CheckedNetwork Diagnostics cannot be run in Safe Mode.Not Run%RootCauseDescription%Not Checked%RepairDescription%Not Run%RootCauseDescription%Not Checked%RepairDescription%Not Run%RootCauseDescription%Not Checked%RepairDescription%Not Run%RepairDescription1%Not Run%RootCauseDescription%Not Checked%RepairDescription%Not Run%RepairDescription1%Not Run%RootCauseDescription%Not Checked%RepairDescription%Not Run%RepairDescription1%Not Run%RootCauseDescription%Not Checked%RepairDescription%Not Run%RootCauseDescription%Not Checked%RepairDescription%Not Run Not CheckedAn Ethernet cable looks like a telephone cable but with larger connectors on the ends. Plug this cable into the opening on the back or side of the computer. Make sure the other end of the cable is plugged into the router. If that does not help, try using a different cable.Not Run Not CheckedAn Ethernet cable looks like a telephone cable but with larger connectors on the ends. Plug this cable into the opening on the back or side of the computer. Make sure the other end of the cable is plugged into the router. If that does not help, try using a different cable.Not Run Not Checked Not Run