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One of the differences between Windows XP and Vista is that Windows Vista by default does not allow simple file sharing.

The networking problems discussed here are based on the assumption that you have a network that is working fine, but adding a Windows Vista computer to the network creates problems connecting this Vista computer to your network.įirst, take some time to read through this Microsoft TechNet article that describes File and Printer Sharing in Windows Vista. Windows Vista Network Troubleshooting By: Arie Slob Restart the computer.Windows Vista > Windows Vista Troubleshooting Press "Enter" to remove the invalid default gateway. Type the following command into the terminal: route delete 0.0.0.0 Modify the Routing TableĬlick "Start | All Programs | Accessories | Command Prompt," or click the Start button, type "cmd.exe" into the search field and press "Enter."

Update Device DriversĬlick "Start | Control Panel | System and Maintenance | Device Manager" or click the Start button, type "devmgmt.msc" into the search field and then press "Enter."ĭouble-click "Network Adapters." Right-click the Ethernet adapter if on a wired network or connected to a cable modem right-click the Wi-Fi adapter if on a wireless network.Ĭlick "Update Driver Software." Select the option "Search Automatically for Updated Driver Software" and then follow the wizard to download and install new software, if available. Reconnect to the wireless network, if applicable. Right-click the connection again and then click "Enable." Right-click the connection and then choose "Disable" from the options to disconnect from the network or modem. Select "Properties" from the context menu and then deselect "Internet Protocol Version 6 (TCP/IPv6)." Click "OK."