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Creation of a WLANSVC repair tool based on some troubleshooting.

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Boggin:
I would suggest that you right click on the icon and select Troubleshoot problems to see what that reports.

Without that batch file, I don't think the sfc /scannow on its own will resolve, but you could still try it if the troubleshooter can't find the problem.

ralmada:
I also did it but nothing changed. I found that batch in a Russian forum but I still can't confirm if it is the same content (I will check at my work soon), here the parameters:

echo off
echo.
echo Restart "Network Location Awareness" service
echo.
net stop "Network List Service"
ping localhost -n 5 > nul
net stop "Network Location Awareness"
ping localhost -n 5 > nul
net start "Network Location Awareness"
ping localhost -n 5 > nul
net start "Network List Service"
echo configuring "SharedAccess" service
sc config SharedAccess start= DEMAND
shutdown -r -t 1
del %0

Boggin:
Did the sfc /scannow find any corruption to repair ?

What did the network troubleshooter report ?

These are the services to check when you get connectivity problems and you haven't said if you switched the router off for at least 30 mins.

Check that all your Network Services are Started - click on Start, type services.msc then press Enter.

Their startup type should be Automatic or Manual

COM+ Event System
Computer Browser
DHCP Client
DNS Client
Network Connections
Network Location Awareness
Remote Procedure Call (RPC)
Server
TCP/IP Netbios helper
Wired Autoconfig is set to manual.
Wireless Zero Configuration (XP wireless configurations only)
WLAN AutoConfig (Vista/7 wireless configurations only)
Workstation

If a service is not running, click on it to highlight then click on Start (top left).

If it fails to start then right click on the service to open its Properties and check the Dependencies and that each of them are running.

This article provides a list of all Win 7 services and what their status should be - https://www.winhelponline.com/blog/windows-7-services-default-startup-type/

Boggin:
Thread unlocked.

Re, your PM here is a list of cmds that will reset the WMI which may resolve that problem -

winmgmt /standalonehost
winmgmt /resetrepository
regsvr32 wmisvc.dll
winmgmt /resyncperf

ralmada:
Many thanks, Tom! I'll test it soon. And regarding to topic, updating it (as we spoke via PM):

"Hey Tom, about the topic [https://www.tweaking.com/forums/index.php?topic=6733.0]: sorry for not keep you updated. I realized that i've caused the issue by disabling that virtual driver. Then when i told that the problem persisted even re-enabling that driver, i found that it only stops ocurring when literaly removing (whithout need to mark "exclude" option) and reinstalling the network card's driver. Some tests you suggested me, i could not do them because of administrative privileges that i have not. So basically, i've caused an issue and i'm fixing it manualy only when the gpo that reverts my mistake fails applying someway. Everything is working fine now, so thanks a lot for all interactions. Can you give me another information? I'm using that separated wmi repair tool to refresh some messed old Windows installations in relation to antivirus status. Is there some command line to run the repair.exe in silent mode bypassing the start button? I'm asking because i use paexec to make some maintenance routines remotelly without interrupt users's routine. Many thanks again."

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