Problem with TCP/IP properties - please help

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Guess who,

Some questions;

*What other users are listed within computer management and what account types do they have? Have you tried from other accounts?

*Did you use your account to set-up ICS? Is it just the network connection you are being told you do not have permission for? (I see you cannot start the wizard either)

*Is there any thrid party software on the machines? You say you had a problem with the network card on one machine - what symptoms were you having before you swopped the card over and realised you couldn't access the network connection applet?

If it is only the network connection *area* you are having issues with, it might be worth scanning through the;

User Configuration > Administrative Templates > Network > Network Connections config; i cannot see anything in the local security utility which would effect what you are experiencing.

If the rest of the network is functioning correctly, you could try deleting the connection (if permitted) and re-create and see if that helps.

 

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Ok, picture is worth a thousand words so here it goes. Hope you don't mind.


Accounts




I used my account to set up ICS and i dont have permissions only on network connection.



Group policy on network connection's




I can't delete connection either




About that NIC card. Everything was working just fine and than one day electric power went off and on. Computers started but i noticed that one of them isn't on network. NIC card burned out. I replaced it and the rest you know...

 

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/932459
Took about five minutes of googling.

 

Nice find Crito, that's a new one on me!

 

Damn Crito you really are the man

 

WoW ! It work's !

Thank's Crito.


Big thank's to all that helped me with this. I appreciate it.