Problems with drivers in registry

[quipin55]

I have been having problems with my computer connecting a network on startup. I ran registry fixer through SytemSuite 10 Pro and found 3 problems with IP drivers:

The file ipinip.sys for the kernel device driver, "IP in IP Tunnel Driver" cannot be found,
The file nwlnkflt.sys for kernel the device driver, "IPX Traffic Filter Driver" cannot be found,
The file nwlnkfwd.sys for the kernel device driver, "IPX Traffic Forwarder Driver" cannot be found.

There are about 100 different registry errors that I have no idea how to fix either, and they are to important system programs and devices.

My computer is going on 2 1/2 years now and I use it daily. Starting to wonder if it's just getting worn out or if this is something I can fix without having to replace it.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

[l)ark_Scorpion]

Try a System Restore to an earlier time, and see if that fixes it. Try to go as early as you can.

 

[richc46]

Try a System Restore to an earlier time, and see if that fixes it. Try to go as early as you can.

Good suggestion, and that would be my choice, with one exception. I doubt that the poster can go back far enough to correct all the problems. If that is the scenario, possibly a restore to factory specs may be the way to go.

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[l)ark_Scorpion]

Yes, that too. If a System Restore doesn't fix the problem, try a factory restore.

 

[quipin55]

Ran System restore to the oldest possible point...still have the issue. Any other suggestions?

I have too much stuff on my computer to have to restore to do a factory restore, btw.

 

[l)ark_Scorpion]

I would try a Repair Install. That should fix it, and replace missing files.

I'm sorry System Restore didn't help you.

 

[richc46]

I would try a Repair Install. That should fix it, and replace missing files

That would be my suggestion at this juncture, also.
http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/88236-repair-install-vista.html?filter[11]=Performance Maintenance

 

[l)ark_Scorpion]

I would try a Repair Install. That should fix it, and replace missing files

That would be my suggestion at this juncture, also.
http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/88236-repair-install-vista.html?filter[11]=Performance Maintenance

Ty for posting that link.

 

[richc46]

I would try a Repair Install. That should fix it, and replace missing files

That would be my suggestion at this juncture, also.
http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/88236-repair-install-vista.html?filter[11]=Performance Maintenance

Ty for posting that link.

You are most welcome. With all of us working as a team the poster will be helped that much quicker.

 

[l)ark_Scorpion]

That would be my suggestion at this juncture, also.
http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/88236-repair-install-vista.html?filter[11]=Performance Maintenance

Ty for posting that link.

You are most welcome. With all of us working as a team the poster will be helped that much quicker.

Yes, I agree :D

 

[quipin55]

Will try this. Gonna take me a while to write down what programs I have and back it all up.

Quick question: I have SP2 installed on my computer and I'm pretty sure the disk in from before SP1. Is it possible to do a repair intall or do i have no choice and have to do a factory restore?

 

[l)ark_Scorpion]

If you do a repair install, I think it leaves service packs. So yes it is possible. Even if it does remove the service pack, it can always be reinstalled, but I am CERTAIN that it does not affect the service pack, and leaves it there, unless something large is wrong. I wouldn't worry about this since it's a simple fix to reinstall a service pack.

 

[quipin55]

K. Thanks again for all the help. You guys have helped me more than I expected.

 

[l)ark_Scorpion]

You are Welcome, I take your problem has been solved. If not, please respond.

 

[quipin55]

Not yet. Gotta make sure I can get all my programs back in case something goes awry. Will let you know when I do the repair install and how it went.

 

[l)ark_Scorpion]

Alright. :D

 

[MicVea77]

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I have been having problems with my computer connecting a network on startup. I ran registry fixer through SytemSuite 10 Pro and found 3 problems with IP drivers:

The file ipinip.sys for the kernel device driver, "IP in IP Tunnel Driver" cannot be found,
The file nwlnkflt.sys for kernel the device driver, "IPX Traffic Filter Driver" cannot be found,
The file nwlnkfwd.sys for the kernel device driver, "IPX Traffic Forwarder Driver" cannot be found.

There are about 100 different registry errors that I have no idea how to fix either, and they are to important system programs and devices.

My computer is going on 2 1/2 years now and I use it daily. Starting to wonder if it's just getting worn out or if this is something I can fix without having to replace it.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.