It just happens that my integrated lan card on X670 motherboard is slowly dying, saying so because sometimes it is disappearing and becomes visible only after a complete computer shutdown, waiting for about 10 minutes and then after restart everything begins to work fine.
Issue showcased itself in Windows 7 and Windows 10.
Currently i don’t have any spare money to replace motherboard so i went for a cheap solution of purchasing Dlink USB WiFi dongle, but when i installed it i run into a problem of not being able to launch WLAN AutoConfig service [Wlansvc], which is responsible for WiFi connections.
A couple of weeks ago i run into problem related to out-of sync time clock. Tried almost all imaginable solutions, like time service restarting, checking that internet time-sync option is turned on and so on and so forth. Of course to no avail at all. How typical! My Windows 7 installation dates back to early 2019 and i’ve plethora of software installed, and more over system is heavily customized so plain reinstall of operating system is not an option in my case.
Just a simple list of the most important services of Windows 7.
Whatever happens - don’t disable them.
Services are programs, which are automatically loading into memory of your computer during start-up time.
Services are always hanging around in computer’s RAM in background mode. Alternative name: resident programs.
That is why it is so important to cut most of them to free valuable memory up for your personal applications.
