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��\���#�f�2�6�wL��S:�,`������MUIen-US7"%InterfaceName%" doesn't have a valid IP configurationmYour computer has a local IP address 
You might not be able to access the Internet or some network resources.4Your computer doesn't have a working network adapter�Another computer on the network has the same IP address as this computer
This computer might not be able to connect to other computers and devices.PA
IP addressdefault gateway addressDNS server addressKThere might be a problem with one or more network adapters on this computer)DHCP is not enabled for "%InterfaceName%"�"%InterfaceName%" doesn't have a valid IP configuration
The network adapter is set up to use DHCP to obtain its configuration, but a DHCP server is not available on the network.�The default gateway is not available
The default gateway is a device that connects a local network or computer to the Internet. A broadband modem or router is usually the default gateway.PAGAutomatically get new TCP/IP settings for the "%InterfaceName%" adapter�Change the TCP/IP settings for the n"%InterfaceName%" adapter
The adapter is currently set to use a specific IP address that is incorrect, rather than obtaining an IP address automatically.cAutomatically update your network settings
Windows can detect the correct network settings for you.�Configure a static IP address on the "%InterfaceName%" adapter
Windows can't detect the settings for the network adapter. Contact your network administrator for more information.GAutomatically get new TCP/IP settings for the "%InterfaceName%" adapterAddressAcquisition+Diagnose address acquisition-related issues$The network interface is not working&The network interface is not available%The adapter is incorrectly configured#The DNS server address is incorrect The default gateway is incorrect The default gateway is not local&Automatic configuration is not enabled(Automatic configuration is not available/Troubleshoot address acquisition-related issues7The DHCP client service is not running on this computerPARestart the DHCP client servicePA.There might be a problem with the "%s" adapteraddress
DNS servermodem or routerNetwork AdapterPAWReset the "%InterfaceName%" adapter
This can sometimes resolve an intermittent problem.PA/The %s you're trying to reach is not available. local network computer or devicePA�Investigate router or broadband modem issues
If you're connected to a hotspot or domain network, contact the network administrator. Otherwise:
    1.  Unplug or turn off the device.
    2.  After all the lights on the device are off, wait at least 10 seconds.
    3.  Turn the device on or plug it back into the power outlet.
To restart a router or modem that has a built-in battery, press and quickly release the Reset button.PArThis computer is not configured properly to connect to "%s"
There is no route available between the two computers.the remote address�There is more than one active network connection on your computer
If one of the connections is not configured properly, access to the local network and Internet from this computer might be affected.fYour computer appears to be correctly configured, but the device or resource (%1!s!) is not respondingsWindows can't communicate with the device or resource (%1!s!)
The device or resource is not responding to requests.YIPv%s connectivity is limited because there is no global address assigned to any adapter.RIPv%s connectivity is limited because there is no gateway assigned to any adapter.IIPv%s connectivity is limited because none of the gateways are reachable.�Unplug or disable all but one of your network connections
There is more than one active network connection on your computer. If any of those connections are not configured properly, you might not be able to access the website, device or resource (%s).�Contact your network administrator or Internet service provider (ISP)
Windows can't communicate with the device or resource (%s). The computer or service you are trying to reach might be temporarily unavailable.�Contact your network administrator or Internet service provider (ISP)
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Windows can't communicate with the device or resource (%s). The computer or service you are trying to reach might be temporarily unavailable. If the device or resource is nearby and you have access to it, make sure it is turned on and connected to the network.8Your computer is not configured properly to reach the %sremote address-Windows cannot find "%s"
The name is unknown.oThe NetBT service is not running on this computer
This service is often required to find "%s" for file sharing.%Windows found "%s" but can't connect.Refresh the NetBT cacheWINS ServerXWindows can't find "%s"
 The WINS server might be down or it doesn't recognize the name.PA�The remote device or resource won't accept the connection
The device or resource (%1!s!) is not set up to accept connections on port "%2!s!".6 %2!s! (%1!s!) is online but isn't responding to connection attempts.
The remote computer isn t responding to connections on port %3!s!, possibly due to firewall or security policy settings, or because it might be temporarily unavailable. Windows couldn t find any problems with the firewall on your computer. MLocal host "%1!s!" port "%2!s!" is in use. Please switch to a different port.RThere are too many active network connections for this computer to connect to "%s"@Windows can't connect to "%s"
The server might not be available.eContact the service provider or owner of the remote system for further assistance, or try again laterThe FTP service!The World Wide Web service (HTTP)"The File and printer sharing (SMB)$The Domain Name System service (DNS)The E-mail service (POP3)�Windows can't communicate with the device or resource (%1!s!)
It is available but is not responding to connection attempts. A firewall or network security policy on the remote computer might be blocking the connection on port "%2!s!".�Make sure that the device or resource (%s) allows incoming connections for File and Printer Sharing
Windows Help and Support can provide more information about Windows Firewall.AHow do I allow a program to communicate through Windows Firewall?�Contact your network administrator
The computer or device you are trying to reach is available, but it doesn t support what you re trying to do. This might be a configuration issue or a limitation of the device.The device or resource (%1!s!) is online but isn't responding to connection attempts
The remote computer isn't accepting connections on port %3!s!, possibly due to firewall or security policy settings, or because the service might be temporarily unavailable9Contact your network administrator for further assistancewebsitefile and print sharing resourcedomain name serverPA
e-mail serverresourcePA#Automatically get new IPv6 settings-This computer doesn't have a valid IP address$The IP Helper service is not runningkA feature required for this connection is disabled
Your computer administrator has disabled Teredo locally.}The network administrator has disabled a feature required for this connection
Group Policy has disabled the Teredo interface.�A feature required for this connection isn't used on domain networks
The Teredo interface is disabled on domain networks by default.�The network administrator has disabled a feature required for this connection
Group Policy has disabled the Teredo interface on domain networks.�Your modem or router might be limiting your network connectivity
Windows has detected a symmetric NAT, which can limit connectivity to some destinations.)Unable to resolve the Teredo server name.'Unable to connect to the Teredo server."The IP Helper service didn't start7Your machine administrator has disabled Teredo locally.\Start the IP Helper service
You need this service to connect to certain remote destinations.KEnable Teredo
Teredo is required to connect to certain remote destinations.KEnable Teredo on managed networks
This can be done using the netsh command.�Replace or reconfigure your broadband router
Your current router might be limiting your network connectivity.
You might be able to fix this problem by reconfiguring your router. Contact the manufacturer for assistance.{Contact your network administrator
Your network administrator has disabled a service that's needed for remote connectivity.|Contact your network administrator
 Your network administrator has disabled a service that's needed for remote connectivity.;Restart the service that is needed for remote connectivity.QContact your machine administrator
Your machine administrator has disabled TeredoPA.Where can I find a list of compatible routers?
Teredo serverXYour Teredo interface is initializing. Teredo connectivity might be available shortly.

PA$The IP Helper service isn't running.NA feature required for this connection is disabled
The 6to4 relay is disabled.`IPv6 connectivity might be limited because a 6to4 relay name can't be resolved to an IP address.PIPv6 connectivity might be limited because a 6to4 relay computer is unreachable.WRequired connectivity settings have been deleted
The 6to4 prefix route has been deletedUIPv6 connectivity might be limited because there's no suitable IPv4 address availableI6to4 relay gateways are missing.
This might limit your IPv6 connectivity.bIPv6 connectivity might be limited because the computer is using an HTTP proxy for Internet accessFEither the 6to4 gateway or the destination computer is not responding.RA feature required for this connection is disabled
The 6to4 interface is disabled.SRequired connectivity settings have been deleted
The 6to4 address has been deleted.�The network administrator has disabled a feature required for this connection
Group Policy has disabled the 6to4 interface on domain networks.:IPV6 functionality has been disabled by the administrator.OIPv6 connectivity might be limited because the 6to4 interface was not installedPA\Start the IP Helper service
You need this service to connect to certain remote destinations.[Enable 6to4 relay functionality
This is required to connect to certain remote destinations.{Restore missing connectivity settings
The 6to4 component is missing required settings. These can be restored automatically.QEnable 6to4 interface
This is required to connect to certain remote destinations.wContact your network administrator to enable 6to4 functionality.
This functionality has been disabled on your computer.\Contact your network administrator.
This computer is using a HTTP proxy for internet access.vContact your system administrator to enable 6to4 functionality.
This functionality has been disabled on your computer.\Start the IP Helper service
You need this service to connect to certain remote destinations.UEnable the IPHTTPS interface
You need this to connect to certain remote destinations.UContact your computer administrator
Your computer administrator has disabled IPHTTPS.~Contact your network administrator
Your network administrator has disabled the service that is needed for remote connectivity.yContact your computer administrator to enable the IPHTTPS service
The IPHTTPS service has been disabled on your computer.KContact your computer administrator
An IPHTTPS interface failed to install.#The IP Helper service isn't running'The IP Helper service has been disabledQIPv6 connectivity might be limited because the IPHTTPS interface wasn't installedSIPv6 connectivity might be limited because connectivity to an IPHTTPS server failedIPHTTPS interface is disabled8Your computer administrator has disabled IPHTTPS locally.The network administrator has disabled IPHTTPSIPHTTPS serverPA,Troubleshoot issues with network connections7"%InterfaceName%" doesn't have a valid IP configuration 7"%InterfaceName%" doesn't have a valid IP configurationyThe network adapter is set up to use DHCP to obtain its configuration, but a DHCP server is not available on the network.HAnother computer on the network has the same IP address as this computerJThis computer might not be able to connect to other computers and devices.$The default gateway is not available�The default gateway is a device that connects a local network or computer to the Internet. A broadband modem or router is usually the default gateway.#Reset the "%InterfaceName%" adapterPA3This can sometimes resolve an intermittent problem.,Investigate router or broadband modem issues~If you're connected to a hotspot or domain network, contact the network administrator. Otherwise:
    1.  Unplug or turn off the device.
    2.  After all the lights on the device are off, wait at least 10 seconds.
    3.  Turn the device on or plug it back into the power outlet.
To restart a router or modem that has a built-in battery, press and quickly release the Reset button.>Configure a static IP address on the "%InterfaceName%" adaptersWindows can't detect the settings for the network adapter. Contact your network administrator for more information.GAutomatically get new TCP/IP settings for the "%InterfaceName%" adapter =Change the TCP/IP settings for the n"%InterfaceName%" adapterThe adapter is currently set to use a specific IP address that is incorrect, rather than obtaining an IP address automatically.5Interface GUID that identifies the device to diagnosePA/Collect the current network state of the systemPA(Collection mode for the Network SnapshotInformation Not AvailablePA]** The above %1!s! setting is the result of Group Policy overriding
any local configuration.
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PA=Interface Status           : IPHTTPS interface disconnected 
+Interface Status           : system error 
<Interface Status           : invalid IPHTTPS URL specified 
:Interface Status           : http initialization failure 
7Interface Status           : IPHTTPS interface active 
AInterface Status           : IPHTTPS interface creation failure 
=Interface Status           : no usable certificate(s) found 
FInterface Status           : failed to connect to the IPHTTPS server 
?Interface Status           : connecting to the IPHTTPS server 
\Interface Status           : failed to connect to the IPHTTPS server. Waiting to reconnect 
<Interface Status           : IPHTTPS interface deactivated 
JInterface Status           : IPHTTPS interface administratively disabled 
�Teredo Parameters
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Type                    : %1!s!
Virtual Server Ip       : %2!s!
Client Refresh Interval : Client Port             :  State                   : %1!s!
GClient Type             : teredo %1!s!
Network                 : %2!s!
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Server Packets Received : %1!u!
Success                 : %2!u! (Bubble %3!u!, Echo %4!u!, RS1 %5!u! RS2 %6!u!)
Failure                 : %7!u! (Hdr %8!u!, Src %9!u!, Dest %10!u!, Auth %11!u!)
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Relay Packets Received  : %1!u!
Success                 : %2!u! (Bubble %3!u!, Data %4!u!)
Failure                 : %5!u! (Hdr %6!u!, Src %7!u!, Dest %8!u!)

Relay Packets Sent      : %9!u!
Success                 : %10!u! (Bubble %11!u!, Data %12!u!)
Failure                 : %13!u! (Hdr %14!u!, Src %15!u!, Dest %16!u!)
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Packets Received in the last 30 seconds:
Bubble %1!u!, Echo %2!u!, RS1 %3!u!, RS2 %4!u!
6to4 source address %5!u!, native IPv6 source address %6!u!
6to4 destination address %7!u!, native IPv6 destination address %8!u!

 
Estimated Bandwidth consumed in the last 30 seconds (in BPS):
Bubble %9!u!, Echo %10!u!, Primary %11!u!, Secondary %12!u!
6to4 source address %13!u!, native IPv6 source address %14!u!
6to4 destination address %15!u!, native IPv6 destination address %16!u!
�Teredo Parameters
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Type                    : %1!s!
Server Name             : %2!s!
Client Refresh Interval :  Error Code              : %1!u!
Error                   : none
1Error                   : general system failure
6Error                   : client behind symmetric NAT
9Error                   : client is in a managed network
:Error                   : invalid authentication provider
8Error                   : failed to open tunnel adapter
8Error                   : failed to resolve server name
3Error                   : incorrect server address
EError                   : primary teredo server unreachable over UDP
:Error                   : super-node unreachable over SSL
8Error                   : unable to open primary socket
:Error                   : unable to open secondary socket
@Error                   : unable to update system configuration
>Error                   : no activity on the Teredo interface
GError                   : secondary teredo server unreachable over UDP
RError                   : unable to maintain contact with primary server over UDP
=Error                   : client failure due to route change
>Error                   : client failure due to config change
BError                   : The required BFE service is not running
@Error                   : The default block filter is not found
PA�NAT                     : %1!s!
NAT Special Behaviour   : UPNP: %2!s!, PortPreserving: %3!s!
Local Mapping           : %4!s!:%5!u!
External NAT Mapping    : %6!s!:%7!u!
YError                   : The Teredo server cannot be started on a private IPV4 address.
;Error                   : disabled while in low power mode
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