Lenovo 3000 N100, Services failed to start No internet connection, Win Vista H Prem SP2

Can not connect to the internet.
Control Panel>Network and Sharing Center   .. Below Sharing and Discovery "off "
Tried to connect wireless first. Network discovery is off. Clicked to turn on and apply..... it will not turn on? (still trying ) To end I had to use the task manager, to end program.
Connected a network cable to the laptop and fill out the wizard connection information.
       Still will not connect.   Restarted with network cable attached no connection.
Wireless Connection status, Radio off. Click on "Power on Wireless Radio" will not come on.
Also have some spooler issues, currently no printer installed. "The Dependency service or group failed to start."
Lenovo 3000 N100 Win Vista Home Premium SP2 32bit, system rating 3.1
I think this is all a services issue?
Suggestions?
After yet an additional restart "Connection Status: unknown The dependency services or failed to start."

Called into the Lenovo help desk for software, Rommel did diagnostic with me and it seem to be a virus. I have no services files running and no internet connection.
With no internet connection it's hard to get a service from Lenovo.
They are will to sell me a one time service for 89.00 and if it's considered major it would go to 129.00.
A one year service agreement would be 179.00 for 3 major and unlimited minor and they would on either of these send me a boot disk.
They did a great Diagnostic work I'm just not sold they can fix my problem.
On the command line ping 127.0.0.1 gets me Unable to initialize windows Socket, error code 10107.
Looks like I dead in the water..........

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Hi koslav,
Thanks for posting and welcome back to the Lenovo Community,
Am sorry to hear about the issue that you’re facing but I’d like to confirm to you that after installing a new Operating system the machine recovery won’t be working any more,
As I understand from you that you’ve installed the new windows but its giving you an error message I’d like to advise you maybe you can install the windows again and then install application for hard disk scan,
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Message Edited by JaneL on 03-29-2009 09:46 PM

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