No ,restore image factory, windows 7 bits

hello, I hope you can help me carry my qosmio x-q887 a local technician, and is a network problem that I have it solved, no thanks to him, but I reinstall the OS, I do not like, try to restore image box but the command (or) does not work and I get a red screen windows7 loader, and factory reset my OS by other means? thanksory

You're welcome!
If you find the one that's causing the problem, Google the KB number and see if anyone else has had a problem with it, and what they did to fix it. Odds are, missing one update is not going to put your system at serious risk.
I would imagine that if there are enough logged complaints about an update, there would be an updated update (like that :-)? ) some time in the future. It has happened before. I wouldn't put too much stock in Microsoft monitoring these forums closely, but
I'm sure they must have something in place alerting them of a mass of particular problem posts.
I can't comment on the "Jumpstart wireless filter adapter" setting since I don't have that option on my laptop's wireless adaptor properties.
Edit: Please read this thread in the Answers forums if you have McAfee:
http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-networking/i-have-internet-access-on-ipad-but-no-longer-have/1f4b8e41-3d49-471c-9481-da86d1c04c61?msgId=01e498cc-919f-4958-b3eb-a38de57780c6
SC Tom

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