Ошибка 0x80071779 в Windows 10 обычно встречаются в версии 1803. Обновление Windows 10 апреля 2018 года содержит проблему в сетевых соединениях. Когда пользователи пытаются удалить клиент для сетей Microsoft в свойствах сетевого адаптера, они сталкиваются с кодом ошибки 0x80071779. Давайте разберем, как удалить протокол клиента для сетей Майкрософт.
Как исправить ошибку 0x80071779 компонента для сетей в Windows 10
Когда вы пытаетесь удалить клиент для сетей Microsoft через сетевые свойства, то вам выдаст ошибку 0x80071779. Давайте ниже разберем, как исправить её.
Для удаления протокола можно использовать PowerShell.

Шаг 1. Нажмите сочетание кнопок Win + X и выберите «Windows PowerShell (администратор)«.
Шаг 2. Теперь введите ниже команду и нажмите Ввод.
Get-NetAdapterBinding

Шаг 3. Эта команда покажет Вам ваши сетевые адаптеры и клиент для сетей Microsoft (ms_msclient). У вас таже как и у меня могут быть куча подключений, запомните свое основное подключение или то в котором вы хотите удалить клиент для сетей Microsoft. В моем случае это Ethernet.

Шаг 4. Чтобы удалить сетевой протокол введите еще одну команду. Замените в команде Ethernet на свое, если у вас другой адаптер.
Disable-NetAdapterBinding -Name „Ethernet“ -ComponentID ms_msclient

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1- wireless concoction problem :
I do update my driver to Dell Inc. Inspiron 5537 Dell Wireless 1705 802.11b/g/n (2.4GHZ)
but now the signal of wi-fi many time going and some time get 3 sign or 2 sign or 1 sign in signal the wireless connection is not fixed at the same level
I do everything like reset wifi and reinstall driver but its same problembefore I do have original driver but I forget what the name its working great before I update wi-fi driver so what I can do to fixing it or what the original driver for that model ?
2- cannot uninstall (Error: 0x80071779)
I have just updated my PC to the latest build
can’t uninstall the Client for Microsoft Networks or other network components. You receive the following error message:
Could not uninstall the Client for Microsoft Networks feature.
The error is 0x80071779.
i read can use PowerShell cmdlet to remove all but when i do i get same the screenshot and cant uninstall the Client
hope to get help thanks
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1- wireless concoction problem :
I do update my driver to Dell Inc. Inspiron 5537 Dell Wireless 1705 802.11b/g/n (2.4GHZ)
but now the signal of wi-fi many time going and some time get 3 sign or 2 sign or 1 sign in signal the wireless connection is not fixed at the same level
I do everything like reset wifi and reinstall driver but its same problembefore I do have original driver but I forget what the name its working great before I update wi-fi driver so what I can do to fixing it or what the original driver for that model ?
2- cannot uninstall (Error: 0x80071779)
I have just updated my PC to the latest build
can’t uninstall the Client for Microsoft Networks or other network components. You receive the following error message:
Could not uninstall the Client for Microsoft Networks feature.
The error is 0x80071779.
i read can use PowerShell cmdlet to remove all but when i do i get same the screenshot and cant uninstall the Client
hope to get help thanks
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Question
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1- wireless concoction problem :
I do update my driver to Dell Inc. Inspiron 5537 Dell Wireless 1705 802.11b/g/n (2.4GHZ)
but now the signal of wi-fi many time going and some time get 3 sign or 2 sign or 1 sign in signal the wireless connection is not fixed at the same level
I do everything like reset wifi and reinstall driver but its same problembefore I do have original driver but I forget what the name its working great before I update wi-fi driver so what I can do to fixing it or what the original driver for that model ?
2- cannot uninstall (Error: 0x80071779)
I have just updated my PC to the latest build
can’t uninstall the Client for Microsoft Networks or other network components. You receive the following error message:
Could not uninstall the Client for Microsoft Networks feature.
The error is 0x80071779.
i read can use PowerShell cmdlet to remove all but when i do i get same the screenshot and cant uninstall the Client
hope to get help thanks
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1- wireless concoction problem :
I do update my driver to Dell Inc. Inspiron 5537 Dell Wireless 1705 802.11b/g/n (2.4GHZ)
but now the signal of wi-fi many time going and some time get 3 sign or 2 sign or 1 sign in signal the wireless connection is not fixed at the same level
I do everything like reset wifi and reinstall driver but its same problembefore I do have original driver but I forget what the name its working great before I update wi-fi driver so what I can do to fixing it or what the original driver for that model ?
2- cannot uninstall (Error: 0x80071779)
I have just updated my PC to the latest build
can’t uninstall the Client for Microsoft Networks or other network components. You receive the following error message:
Could not uninstall the Client for Microsoft Networks feature.
The error is 0x80071779.
i read can use PowerShell cmdlet to remove all but when i do i get same the screenshot and cant uninstall the Client
hope to get help thanks
Hi,
This is by design in Windows 10 1803.
Quote MSFT Jeffrey’s explanation:
I agree that the message box could be a lot better here. We’ll look into that for the next release.
Blocking uninstallation of inbox drivers is by design, however. We do not support using this UI to remove built-in drivers. We don’t test in that configuration, and we know that uninstalling drivers breaks things.
As you’ve probably already noticed, uninstalling a driver from this UI was never permanent. E.g., if you uninstalled a driver from Windows 7, then upgraded to Windows 8, it would get reinstalled. Maybe more disconcertingly, a monthly security
update that affected that particular driver could reinstall it. The reason is that the OS’s servicing stack isn’t really aware of this UI, and doesn’t realize when this UI is removing drivers. The OS’s servicing stack will reinstall the driver
any time the driver is serviced.
There’s some advice circulating the Internet to uninstall the «Multiplexor» driver. This is bad advice: it buys you nothing, since the multiplexor doesn’t even get loaded in memory unless you need it for a bridge or LBFO
team. And if you uninstall it, bridges and teams will be permanently broken. We’ve gotten support requests from quite a few customers who inadvertently damaged their systems by uninstalling drivers, and need help putting it back together.
In Windows 10 1803, we block attempts to damage the system.
Some of the built-in drivers can be uninstalled as part of a larger «optional feature». For example, you can get rid of the Virtual Switch driver by uninstalling the Hyper-V, WDAG, and Containers optional features. Optional features
are indeed supported and we do test the OS with the feature removed.
If there are specific drivers that you would like to be removable, but which are not currently part of an Optional Feature, please file a feature request in the Feedback Hub.
Please note that you can always unbind the driver from any/all NICs, either using this GUI or using the PowerShell cmdlet «Disable-NetAdapterBinding». The only change is that you can’t deregister the OS driver entirely. But if you
unbind the driver from all your NICs, it’s effectively the same as uninstalling the driver.
Also note that 3rd party drivers can still be installed & uninstalled (or bound/unbound) from this GUI. The change only affects the drivers that are part of the OS.
Source thread is here:
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/38e53f34-a607-4368-9d9b-7acba1d32b80/cannot-uninstall-protocols-such-as-client-for-microsoft-networks?forum=win10itpronetworking
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