Windows 7: Error 0 X 80004005

By David Amoyal → Tuesday, May 20, 2014

The error 0 x 80004005 when connecting to a network in Windows 7 can be several causes. We will show you how to fix the Problem. Error 0...

Windows 7: Error 0 X 80004005
The error 0 x 80004005 when connecting to a network in Windows 7 can be several causes. We will show you how to fix the Problem.

Error 0 x 80004005 under Windows 7 fix

Win7: error 0 x 80004005 fix In most cases do not enabled services to this error. To resolve the Problem, it is sufficient to these services to activate or install:
  1. Click at the bottom left on the Windows icon and select in the Start menu, select the "control panel".
  2. Now open in the category "network and Internet" in the "network and sharing center".
  3. Click the "view your Active networks" at the far right of the name of the LAN connection. Then a small window opens. Click on "properties".
  4. Pay attention to the fact that the "Client for Microsoft networks" and "file and printer sharing for Microsoft networks" are enabled.
  5. Should this not be the case, put a checkmark in front of the two services, or click on the Button install.
  6. Close the window with the "OK" Button when the error is corrected.

Problems with the LAN Adapter resolve

  1. Open the "network and sharing center" and left click on the Option "adapter settings" to change.
  2. A right click on your LAN Adapter, select the Option "diagnosis". The LAN Adapter is usually labeled "Ethernet" or "LAN" titled.
  3. It then opens a small window in the Windows tries to find the Problem and fix it.

Firewall and Anti-virus Software disable

  • Anti-virus Software: Turn on the protection temporarily and check the network connection again. If the error occurs no more then on, you should use the settings of the program review.
  • Firewall: Joined the Problem after setting up a new network connection to the Problem is possible way here. Disable the Firewall temporarily to check if the error still occurs.
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