Unfortunately it appears there maybe a problem with your Windows configuration:
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Update all of your network adapter drivers. Please check your adapter manufacturer for instructions.
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Next, open a command prompt with Administrative privileges. Like so:
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Click the "Start button"
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Type "cmd"
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Right click "Command Prompt" and click "Run as administrator":
A "User Account Control" window will ask you if you want to proceed. Click "Yes".
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Now you should have a command prompt window that, in the title bar" says "Administrator: Command Prompt":
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Type the following commands (lines) one after another:
cd C:\Windows\System32\wbem
mofcomp C:\Windows\System32\wbem\NetAdapterCim.mof
mofcomp C:\Windows\System32\wbem\en-US\NetAdapterCim.mfl
The first command navigates to the directory where the files need to be fixed. The next 2 commands attempt to fix the necessary broken files.
Now open a PowerShell command prompt (which is different than a "cmd" prompt), and run the following command:
Get-WMIObject MSFT_NetAdapter -Namespace root\StandardCimv2
You should get a full list of your network adapters whether they're connected to the internet or not. If that PowerShell command gives you an error, then you still have WMI corruption.
We're afraid the only solution then is to re-install Windows for our plugins to work.