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Hi Mystic,
It is indeed an old issue, and one I haven't seen for quite some time. Luckily we still have details of the fixes for this, so we should be able to get you up and running
For Toshiba laptops, the first recommend fix is to uninstall your LAN and Wireless adapters via Device Manager. Once they are all uninstalled, click on the button in the Device Manager toolbar for "Scan for Hardware Changes". It will then reinstall the adapters.
The next step is to make 2 to 3 attempts to dial-out using Vodafone Mobile Connect. Expect the first two attempts to fail or hang the computer for a moment - this is normal, as Windows will be re-binding the adapters to the network services. After this though, it should start working normally.
If all of this doesn't work, the final step is to use a tool called Rarepair, which you can download from here.
This is an automated program which will uninstall and rebuild all of your networking components, and should resolve any issues within the Windows services related to this error.
Please note that if your computer has previously been connected to a Wi-Fi network, both of the above methods will require you to re-enter the password or WEP/WAP key after completion.
Please let me know how you get on
Jon
eForum Team
It is indeed an old issue, and one I haven't seen for quite some time. Luckily we still have details of the fixes for this, so we should be able to get you up and running
For Toshiba laptops, the first recommend fix is to uninstall your LAN and Wireless adapters via Device Manager. Once they are all uninstalled, click on the button in the Device Manager toolbar for "Scan for Hardware Changes". It will then reinstall the adapters.
The next step is to make 2 to 3 attempts to dial-out using Vodafone Mobile Connect. Expect the first two attempts to fail or hang the computer for a moment - this is normal, as Windows will be re-binding the adapters to the network services. After this though, it should start working normally.
If all of this doesn't work, the final step is to use a tool called Rarepair, which you can download from here.
This is an automated program which will uninstall and rebuild all of your networking components, and should resolve any issues within the Windows services related to this error.
Please note that if your computer has previously been connected to a Wi-Fi network, both of the above methods will require you to re-enter the password or WEP/WAP key after completion.
Please let me know how you get on
Jon
eForum Team
