Solution - 1
open command prompt (start >All Programs >Accessories > Command Prompt [ps: Right click and run as Administrator]).
Type in sfc/scannow and then press enter. Reboot the computer.
If the problem still exist after reboot , then you have to reset the TCP/IP stact to installation defaults by typing netsh int ip reset reset.log and reset the WINSOCK entries to installation defaults by type netsh winsock reset catalog. Reboot the machine.
Solution - 2
If the solution-1 din't works then you can try this solution. First open the command prompt with admin privileges. Then You type in
net localgroup administrators localservice /add
net localgroup administrators networkservice /add
open command prompt (start >All Programs >Accessories > Command Prompt [ps: Right click and run as Administrator]).
Type in sfc/scannow and then press enter. Reboot the computer.
If the problem still exist after reboot , then you have to reset the TCP/IP stact to installation defaults by typing netsh int ip reset reset.log and reset the WINSOCK entries to installation defaults by type netsh winsock reset catalog. Reboot the machine.
Solution - 2
If the solution-1 din't works then you can try this solution. First open the command prompt with admin privileges. Then You type in
net localgroup administrators localservice /add
net localgroup administrators networkservice /add
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