For a few weeks now I have connection problems between my PC and 
modem/router. I have had the modem/router checked by professionals and 
it seems to work as expected, however I can make a wired connection 
presently but /not/ a wireless one. As far as I understand it, this 
seems to be a problem within my PC. I can illustrate this with a couple 
of images.

Checking for the network connections, I get the screen in image Network 
Connections_01.jpg attached. The used wired connection is at left. I am 
concerned with the middle one which says 'not connected'.

Highlighting it and  clicking 'Connect To' I get the image: Network 
Connections.jpg. The highlighted connection should be mine, surprisingly 
it does /not/ say 'connect automatically' with a check box, which it did 
in the past. See also image: Network properties.jpg. Anyway, clicking 
'connect' does not establish the connection but results in an error 
message. As additional info, checking for IP addresses shows the result 
in image: ipconfig_on.jpg.

What to do? Something in the Network Connection Properties (image: 
Network Connection Properties.jpg)? Or how to make a /new/ network 
connection from scratch? Somehow I have not been able to achieve that 
:-( Or is there a problem with the Wireless LAN?

I hope this connection will persist long enough to be able to get a 
dialogue going. My experience has been that even the wired connection 
has a tendency to break down...

Thomas

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