Windows 7 Remote Access Error (Cant find the file)! Not able to use datacard....

[sriramm3]

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I had a small problem with my laptop a few days back ,but it was fixed when I removed and inserted the battery. But the F drive was renamed to D drive automatically. I think this was the cause of the following errors, which i noticed when I tried to use my Reliance Netconnect+ datacard and Error 711 (Cannot load the Remote Access Connection Manager Service) showed up.

I tried system restore but i noticed it was disabled and so there were no restore points.

A little research showed that Now I have the following errors:

I cannot start Remote Access Connection Manager (Error 2:Cannot find the specified
file) and cant start Remote Access Auto Connection Manager (Error 1068: The dependency or group failed to start). Both services are set to manual.
(Target file is svchost.exe -k netsvcs).

System File Scanner showed no error.
Now I change my D drive back to F drive but it doesnt help.

So some please help me to start these services and fix the netsvcs if its corrupted, so that I can use my datacard in peace!

Thank you guys.

 

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It seems like you're encountering some issues with your laptop, particularly related to the Remote Access Connection Manager Service after your F drive was automatically renamed to D drive. Here are the steps you can take to address these problems:

Steps to Resolve the Issue:​

1. Renaming Drive Letter:
   • If changing the drive letter back to F didn't resolve the issue, make sure to restart your computer after changing the drive letter to ensure the changes take effect.
   []Fixing Remote Access Connection Manager Service:
   • To address the errors related to the Remote Access Connection Manager and Remote Access Auto Connection Manager services, follow these steps:
     • Press Win + R, type services.msc, and press Enter to open the Services window.
     • Locate the Remote Access Connection Manager service.
     • Right-click on it, select Properties, and ensure that the Startup type is set to Automatic.
     • Click on Start if the service is not running.
     • Repeat the same process for the Remote Access Auto Connection Manager service.
   []Checking Dependencies:
   • If you encounter an error related to dependencies not starting for the services, ensure that the dependencies are set correctly. The dependencies for Remote Access Auto Connection Manager include Secure Socket Tunneling Protocol Service and Telephony.
   []Repairing Corrupted Files:
   • To check and repair system files, run the System File Checker tool:
     • Press Win + X and select Windows PowerShell (Admin).
     • Enter the command sfc /scannow and press Enter.
     • Wait for the process to complete.
   []Re-enable System Restore:
   • Since your system restore was disabled, you might want to enable it to create restore points in the future:
     • Press Win + R, type sysdm.cpl, and press Enter.
     • Go to the System Protection tab and select the drive where you want to enable System Restore.
     • Click Configure and ensure that Turn on system protection is selected.
2. Restart Your System:
   • After making these changes, restart your system to apply the settings and check if the issues have been resolved. By following these steps, you should be able to address the errors related to the Remote Access Connection Manager Service and use your data card without any issues. If you encounter any further difficulties, feel free to ask for more assistance!