Network Protocols

I have done 3, 4, and 5 on the list there, but protocols are still missing.
I cannot do 6 because I am using Windows Defender and Firewall.

Hopefully, the same problem will not exist in Redstone.

rick98382 said:

I had this error on all three of my network computers after upgrading to 1511. Unable to share files between network computers. Intenet connection okay. Finally found it was my Kaspersky Internet Security 2016. I termporaraly disabled Kaspersky and that fixed the problem. I had to do it on all 3 of my upgraded computers. Also looked at my network connections in Kaspersky firewall and changed my private network, there, from publc to private. Windows was already set to private as well.

So for me, it wasn't the Windows 10 upgrade. It was something that changed with Kaspersky during upgrades.

Yeah the same thing happened to me kaspersky won't let computers connect to other computers on your home network by default for those who have kaspersky 2016 here are steps taken in order to share files with other computers on the network.

1. Go on KIS 2016
2. Go to settings (little cog icon on the bottom left)
3. Go to protection
4. Go to Firewall
5. Go to Networks
6. Click the current network your connected to then click edit on the bottom left.
7. Change network type from Public network to Trusted network.

This should allow other computers in your network to connect to your computer. Follow all these steps again if you have KIS 2016 on other computers connected to your home network.

I intend to clean-install Redstone next month. Perhaps no protocols will be missing.

I had this error message and was searching for a solution. Two other users (Win 7 & Win 8.1) called that they could not also connect to the domain and could not access internet.
On troubleshooting, I found out that these two users are connected to the same switch as I am; other users on a different switch had no connectivity issues.
I had to shutdown the network and reboot, but no solution; I traced the cabling and found out the cable linking my switch to the one above it pulled out. Plugging the cable back and firmly resolved this problem. I suggest anyone with this problem should try taking his/her PC/Laptop to another functioning access point first and connect from there. If the problem persists, one can start trying other approaches.


Chiadi

Also could work: Go at Device Manager, select your network adapter and then hit DEL (to uninstall it). Restart your computer and let Windows find it again. If the driver installed still has problems, try manually replacing it with latest official (not Microsoft) driver for Windows 10 or 8 or 7 or Vista (with that order).

If anybody else is having this complete JOKE of a problem and NOTHING seems to help, I may be able to. Last night I spent roughly 3 hours going through every last fix on the internet for this problem and trying each one until I finally found one that worked. The thing is that it took quite extensive research because I have not seen anyone mention in the various community help forums about this program.


This program called WinsockReset did the trick for me. It basically overwrites the winsock registry files with fresh ones that would come from installing a clean copy of whatever Windows version you are using.


You can download this program here: Download WinsockReset - MajorGeeks


I had to download the .exe on my Kindle and then USB it over to my "network-protocol-less" computer. Thank God it worked. I need my internet.