my network disables with every reboot

Every time I reboot my computer I have to repair my
connection settings. I have xp. In order for my internet
to work, I have to disable my connection, then enable it
again, then click repair, then open microsoft broadband
and allow it to recheck status, then the broadband icon
comes back on my network settings, then click properties
on broadband and click settings, and delete several
duplicate tcps then click apply.... then my network works
fine again until the next time i reboot... Can anyone
help me with this???


Bridgette

Trying to understand what's going on there, Bridgette. In your browser (if
it is Internet Explorer, I don't know about others), but could you go into
Tools/Internet Options/Connections and make sure you've got nothing in the
Dial-up and Virtual Private Network settings area? Then go into the Local
Area Network (LAN) settings at the bottom by clicking the LAN Settings...
button. Make sure there are no check marks in any of the boxes on that
page. If there are, remove them and OK your way out.
--
Chris H.
Microsoft Windows MVP
Associate Expert
Expert Zone - www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone

"Bridgette" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:1453001c3f827$e7ec1e50$(E-Mail Removed)...
> Every time I reboot my computer I have to repair my
> connection settings. I have xp. In order for my internet
> to work, I have to disable my connection, then enable it
> again, then click repair, then open microsoft broadband
> and allow it to recheck status, then the broadband icon
> comes back on my network settings, then click properties
> on broadband and click settings, and delete several
> duplicate tcps then click apply.... then my network works
> fine again until the next time i reboot... Can anyone
> help me with this???

Bridget, I have the same problem, have you found a
solution.
thanks

>-----Original Message-----
>Every time I reboot my computer I have to repair my
>connection settings. I have xp. In order for my internet
>to work, I have to disable my connection, then enable it
>again, then click repair, then open microsoft broadband
>and allow it to recheck status, then the broadband icon
>comes back on my network settings, then click properties
>on broadband and click settings, and delete several
>duplicate tcps then click apply.... then my network
works
>fine again until the next time i reboot... Can anyone
>help me with this???
>.
>

Have you tried the suggestions I made to Bridgette?
--
Chris H.
Microsoft Windows MVP
Associate Expert
Expert Zone - www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone

"Larry" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:142c501c3f8ac$90454cf0$(E-Mail Removed)...
> Bridget, I have the same problem, have you found a
> solution.
> thanks
>
> >-----Original Message-----
> >Every time I reboot my computer I have to repair my
> >connection settings. I have xp. In order for my internet
> >to work, I have to disable my connection, then enable it
> >again, then click repair, then open microsoft broadband
> >and allow it to recheck status, then the broadband icon
> >comes back on my network settings, then click properties
> >on broadband and click settings, and delete several
> >duplicate tcps then click apply.... then my network
> works
> >fine again until the next time i reboot... Can anyone
> >help me with this???
> >.
> >