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Hi,It's the security issue, because you don't have the Read permission.Based on my test, the user doesn't have read permission, the user can’t see history of the branch.If I grant read permission of branch, the history displayed again.RegardsStarainWe are trying to better understand customer views on social support experience, so your participation in this interview project would be greatly appreciated if you have time. Thanks for helping make community forums a great place.Click to participate the survey. Hi Starain,Sorry to keep you waiting, but at this moment I am the only developer using it as my colleagues are enjoying thier summer vacation. However today I was setting up an account for a new colleague so I was able to have a look what other members see. It is notthe same.
I can see the branch but not the history.My team members cannot even see the branch, due to the fact that the are not part of theProject Collection Administrators group.The goal I want to reach is that we can only read the branch (including its history) to prevent anyone from changing anything in it.Luc van Vugt fluxxus.nl Never Stop Learning.
Old title: What next? 1115 killed my wifiAfter latest build update 1115, i had the 'windows sockets registry entries for network connectivity are missing', issue like many others, and after trying various fixes none of which worked, i have used recovery to go back to earlier build and all is workingagain. I use an Inspiron 1545 which dell no longer supports with drivers, so my question is am i going to be stuck in limbo with no future updates? I no longer have my original windows 7 as i upgraded almost at launch, so cant go back to that as i believemy key would have been consumed by Win10. Hello Ritchie,Thank you for contacting Microsoft Community.We're sorry to hear the inconvenience you have experienced.What troubleshooting steps did you tried?From your description, I suspect that the issue might be with the incompatible network drivers.
You would have tried installing the drivers in compatibility mode.Compatibility mode runs the program using settings from a previous version of Windows.Moreover, you can still upgrade to future build, if you're part of Insider Program. If you face issue on one build, it is not mean that you will face same with future builds. You can also get back to Windows 7, if you have Windows7 bootable disk and a product key.
But you need to perform a clean install. Use this link to download.Keep us posted if you require further assistance. I have a similar problem, but slightly different. I had 4 computers running Windows 10.
Three are using Windows 10 Professional and one is using Windows 10 Enterprise. Over the past few days, I upgraded all 3 computers running Windows 10 Professional toBuild 1511 with no issues at allI have a Lenovo ThinkPad W520 that I've been running Windows 10 Enterprise since August.
Last night, I downloaded the new ISO Build 1511 from Microsoft Partner website and installed on my W520. Everything upgraded fine, except my Ethernet adapter (wired)no longer worked. My wireless adapter does work, but I prefer to use my wired adapter as I have a direct cable connection to my router. For the wired Ethernet adapter, I ran the network troubleshooting utility. It came back with a message 'One or more networkprotocols are missing on this computer.
Windows Sockets registry entries required for network connectivity are missing'. The ThinkPad W520 has an Intel 82579 Gigabit Network adapter. It's very troubling that I had no issues with the original Windows 10 Enterpriseversion, but now that I've upgraded to Build 1511, the Ethernet adapter no longer works. I been researching this question on the Internet and seems that others have experienced similar issues with the 1511 upgrade, but I don't see that anyone has found a easysolution yet.Any help (hopefully without restoring to the original Windows 10 Enterprise build) would be appreciated.
Hi, well after some eventual assistance from a microsoft tech(issues with that in itself), trying to fix a similar issue on my desktop, was discussing the laptop problem, which now seems to be fixed.Here is what seemed to fix it for me, make a new bootable usb/disc with latest update using media creation tool, install as (unfortunately) recover/repair, whilst having wired connection. After the installation the issue was different just limited connectivity,so i left wired connection and just left the laptop running for couple of hours and did a couple of troubleshoot connections, i think there was an update installed during this time, and it seems to have resolved the issue i am now using my desktop wired andhappily looking at my laptop connected wirelessly.Hope this helps. Thanks, I have my problem fixed now also. Microsoft released a cumulative update for Windows 10 (KB31118754) today, which I just installed a few minutes ago.
After rebooting, my Ethernet adapter still wasn't working. I then opened up Network Connectionsin Control Panel, and right-clicked on my adapter to view the properties. I noticed that none of the protocols were enabled (Client for Microsoft Networks, TCP/IP v4 and v6, etc.). I enabled everything and now the adapter works fine. Unfortunately, I'm notsure if the new update fixed something, or why everything was disabled on the adapter after the original Build 1511 update. Anyway, everything is working fine now so I'm happy again.:-).
My pc had Windows 10 Pro and I did a clean install when I upgraded to a SSD. For some reason I got this windows sockets error every time.
I tried reinstalling clean multiple times and all the reset fixes mentioned on the internet.The problem for me that did it was when I was reinstalling I was always using custom settings. I just clicked express settings and everything worked perfectly.
I think there is some bug where it gets corrupted when you change the network privacy settingsduring install.Hopefully this is a clue to some people having this problem and unable to fix it. Had a similar issue.with the same erroneous error messages.all after the November updates. I tried everything.
Here's what I found in my situation:The missing network is actually connected but the respective icons are just not showing up in the root network window - although my router and video devices show up.In my case, typing Inspiron (my laptop) in the address field of the network window surfaces all folders and drives on that machine and the address readsNetworkinspiron. Sometimes it took several attempts. I attribute this to a WiFi connection. For some reason, the appropriate inspiron icons just don't appear in the root network window like they once did. So I pinned the inspiron windowto the start menu for convenience.I'm not using Homegroup but the rather full share everything and MSHOME as my workgroup. Press Windows Button + X2. Select Command Prompt (Admin) (directly below Command Prompt)This will allow you to use the netsh command.Also, I'm having this issue, too.
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None of the solutions worked for me except for updating again (after v1511), which technically doesn't work either. In my case, the wireless connection will shut itself off randomly and frequently in the span of 10-30 minutes,but since the update (again, after v1511), it still happens, just less often (every few hours).I have to troubleshoot the connection, and I'll get either of these two messages:1.
' The Windows wireless service is not running on this computer.' The troubleshooter simply runs it until the service shuts off again.2.
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It will say that ' one or more network protocols are missing on this computer.' From looking deeper, apparently it's the Windows Sockets Registry entries. I can't do anything about this but wait until it doesn't detect this problemanymore, at which point it detects the first message, and will fix automatically, but certainly shut itself off again later.My system is a Surface Pro 3, by the way.