Running Windows 7 pro 64 bit. When a user in admin group logs in they have internet and domain access. If a user standard user or power user logs in, network status shows no internet no domain access until an admin user disables and enables the network connection.

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Don't look atthat network status. Just try to access internet & domain. Can you use it?-Yoganathan- Lecturer, WinSYS Networks (PVT) LTD, Sri Lanka. www.winsysnetworks.net

I am having the same issue with Windows 7 x64 ultimate. Administrator account has great connectivity, but the standard account shows no network access. This appears to be a known issue, but I haven't seen any useful solutions. This is a fresh install, so it would seem unlikely that a user account has already been corrupted. Any ideas? Thanks in advance, N

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