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To: padoc who wrote (43395)	10/10/2004 8:14:56 PM
From: shadowman	Read Replies (1) of 110655

Not exactly the same problem but...about a month ago I downloaded and installed a couple of Microsoft updates (security updates) not SP2. I immediately lost my network adapter folder...network connections was not listed. I was unable to access the internet. A variety of other glitches...no system restore etc. I messed around with registry settings..downloaded a Winsock fix...ran a number of trojan and worm finder programs. I gave up. Finally I ended up reinstalling Win XP Home. What a pain. Just one of many things that I tried... support.microsoft.com

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