Example sharing method for retrieving the local connection disappeared by XP system

Careful users will suddenly find that the local connection of the tray in the lower right corner of their xp system desktop is not seen. At first, it will be considered as a problem with the local connection. What should I do? In fact, this is not a big problem, only the bottom right corner of the tray does not show the local connection, there is no problem with the local connection.

Steps to Retrieve Local Connection:

1. Right click on the [Network Neighborhood] icon to open the network connection; click [Start] Settings in the lower left corner of the screen to control the network. Connect] Find and double-click the network connection as you can do as shown below.

WiN7 system local connection icon is missing, then you can also use this method to retrieve:

1. Likewise Open Network Connections, right on the [My Network Places] icon in the Network Connections Check if there is a situation where [Local Area Connection] is disabled? Generally, it is disabled because gray. The easiest way to enable it is to simply right-click on the gray local connection and select Enable.

There are local card it drive failure or disable the network card device connections caused the disappearance solution:

1. Check the method is relatively simple, open Device Manager, click Open computer Under [Network Adapter] under Manager, check if there is a red fork on the NIC. If there is a red fork, right click on the NIC to select Enable.

2. If you have a network adapter has a yellow question mark here, or a yellow exclamation point like it shows that the network card driver is not installed, you can use personal recommendation Driver Genius expanded version of the network card driver updates.

The network problem of the system is a problem that users have always been particularly concerned about. Once the network fails, it is impossible to contact the outside world through the network. I hope that the above introduction can help the users.