By default, when it displays the connection status to the LAN in network connections, the number of network errors is not displayed. Microsoft has voluntarily removed this information because you receive this number could mislead the average user. However, for advanced users, this information may be particularly important to analyze or detect a network problem.
Start the registry
Click on "start", "Run ..." then type "regedit" and click on "OK"
Go to the key:
Start the registry
Click on "start", "Run ..." then type "regedit" and click on "OK"
Go to the key:
Code:
On the right, create a DWORD value named " ShowLanErrors" and put "1" as data.
Now when you view the status of the LAN connection you will have the number of errors that appear.
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SYSTEM \ CurrentControlSet \ Control \ Network \ Connections \ StatMon
Perhaps the key named "StatMon" does not exist in this case you have to create it.On the right, create a DWORD value named " ShowLanErrors" and put "1" as data.
Now when you view the status of the LAN connection you will have the number of errors that appear.