Troubleshooting (Upgrade To Windows 7)

From the Network and Sharing screen, if you click Troubleshoot a Problem, you will see the window shown in Figure 9.15, asking what you want to fix.
Troubleshooting a network problem is made a bit easier by built-in troubleshooting tools.
FIGURE 9.15
Troubleshooting a network problem is made a bit easier by built-in troubleshooting tools.
If you select one of the options on this screen, Windows 7 searches for and attempts to fix any network issues. If it can’t fix the problem on the first pass, it gives you several other options for fixing the problem yourself.

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