I have a Gateway :-( FX541X. With Vista Home Premium. Recently it stopped being able to access the Internet. I talked with several people and nn one could come up with an answer. A tech said I should do a "factory restore" using the factory supplied disks or the factory restore partition. So I did. I had trouble getting the restore program to run, Finally it did and said the system had been restored - Press OK to reboot. That all went well until the system started setting up windows. It went along fine for about 3 minutes and then just quit. No error messages, nothing, nada, zip... So I tried it again, and again and again. Same problem each time. In goes fine for about 3 minutes and just stops. At one time or maybe a couple of times I had got a message that there was a problem with windows startup. But I have not seeen that error the last time or two that I have run the restore program...
Someone said that I might have a problem with one of the registry keys. I know zip about registry keys. I do use a registry cleaner program from time to time. And thinking back I believe the last time I ran it was when the internet thing started happening. Not sure about that though. However everything else was working fine except for being able to connect to the internet. Now that I have done this system restore thing, I am dead in the water.
Any of you good folks out there have any input for me?
Thanks,
J Francis
Someone said that I might have a problem with one of the registry keys. I know zip about registry keys. I do use a registry cleaner program from time to time. And thinking back I believe the last time I ran it was when the internet thing started happening. Not sure about that though. However everything else was working fine except for being able to connect to the internet. Now that I have done this system restore thing, I am dead in the water.
Any of you good folks out there have any input for me?
Thanks,
J Francis

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