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Then click next and next again it will then scan and find nothing click next on the screen after that. In any case, the yellow triangle with the exclamation sign is no longer showing up anywhere-not in the device manager (although the Microsoft Teredo Tunneling adapter is also not showing up), nor in 'devices and printers.LavenderJade, what you need to do is open up your device manager, you then need to click the action tab at the top and click add legacy hardware

I was referring to what I mentioned in my first post-that when I opened the 'devices and printers' window (through control panel), I saw a yellow triangle with an exclamation sign (which is why I included the yellow triangle/exclamation mark icon in my first post) next to my computer (meaning simply that the computer belongs to Me-not that it is named/labeled 'My Computer) ' Seeing the exclamation mark prompted me to 'troubleshoot'(right click and choose 'troubleshoot') my computer-which is actually named 'Laurel-HP' (my name, followed by the brand of my laptop). No still not there-strange, but I can print, and my computer no longer has the warning (exclamation mark) next to it-so I am no longer have any of the problems I had when I first started this thread. Right click on Teredo Tunneling Pseudo-Interface and select Properties, it should show that the device is working correctly in the Device Status box.You should now see the Teredo Tunneling Pseudo-Interface entry back in place without the yellow exclamation mark.Open Device Manager again, right click on Network Adapters and select Scan for harware changes, then click on View and select Show Hidden Devices.Back to the Command window, type these one at a time and click on the Enter key after each one is typed. Close the Device Manager and Control Panel.Right click on Teredo Tunneling Pseudo-Interface and select Uninstall.Click on View and select Show hidden Devices. Click on Start, Control Panel, Device Manager. You must copy the words exactly as shown here, one letter wrong and they won't function. Type all of these commands ( very carefully) one at a time and click on the Enter key on your keyboard after each one has been typed in.If the User Account Control window appears click on Yes. Click on Start, type cmd into the Search box, a menu will pop up, right click on cmd at the top of the list and select Run as Administrator.Please follow these instructions and let me know the outcome:

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Hard Drives: C: Total - 286925 MB, Free - 228981 MB D: Total - 14054 MB, Free - 1532 MB E: Total - 4055 MB, Free - 11 MB ДЄntivirus: avast! Antivirus, Updated and Enabled

Graphics Card: AMD Radeon HD 6310 Graphics, 384 Mb Processor: AMD E-350 Processor, AMD64 Family 20 Model 1 Stepping 0

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OS Version: Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium, Service Pack 1, 64 bit Tech Support Guy System Info Utility version 1.0.0.2 You have been very helpful in the past-so grateful for your site!. I appreciate your time, and patience (since I am not that tech savvy).

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Did troubleshooting on my printer and it is showing as fine troubleshooted my computer and got 'Microsoft Teredo tunneling adapter' error that states there is a 'driver problem,' troubleshooting software tired to fix the issue, but said it 'failed.' Searched the net to reinstall driver for the adapter, but told me to go through the 'Driver Manager ' followed instructions, but was not successful.Д«elow is the info you requested, please let me know if you have additional questions. I tried to restore the deleted files, but got error that certain folders could not be found (I guess the folder the file needs to be restored in?). I was 'cleaning up' my computer-to send it in for a hardware repair, and think I deleted some files I shouldn't have, as I am no longer able to print-get error that the printer is 'offline.'. Not sure if 'operating system' is the correct category for this problem-as I am a tech newbie-but here goes: