Windows 10: How to restart the whole network service without having to reboot?

Hi there,I'm using Cisco Secure Client and I use AnyConnect in it in order to connect to a VPN on my Microsoft Surface Pro 4.It works totally okay but the problem shows up a couple of moments after I disconnect the VPN I lose my internet connection in a way that I can't reach any websites or use apps and not even able to connect to the VPN again unless I restart the computer.I tried ipconfig /release && ipconfig /renew and it didn't solve the problem.I also triedipconfig /flushdnsand it didn't work as well.And finally, when none of them worked, I had to restart the computer. It's

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Windows Service not running at computer startup / restart.

@Samurai - Thanks for the suggestion, but how does this recommendaiton work with an already existing service? Because the service is already listed in the services list, it just refuses to start when set to "Automatic" when I startup or restart the computer. By the looks of the "runaservice" download, it will create a whole new service in the services list, as if I don't currently have one.

 

Can't see one client PC on network  

I've gone through all the steps in the link (remarkably like the Tenforum tutorial) with no change in the issue. All PCs settings match per both the tutorial and the above link. Another observation I have is that PC 3 does not list itself in the Network folder, but does list PC 1 and PC 2. Both PC 1 and PC 2 show themselves and the other PC, but not PC 3. So in PC 1's Network folder you see PC 1 and PC 2. Same for PC 2. PC 3 shows PC 1 and PC 2 but not PC 3. **A breakthrough of sorts.** I restarted the Function Discovery Provider Host service and PC 3 now appears in the network folders for all 3 PCs. Note that this service was running, PC 3 wasn't visible then became visible on restarting the service. The new problem is that PC 3 doesn't remain visible after a reboot. The service was running after reboot but PC 3 only reappeared in the Network folder after restarting the service. No failures seen related to this in the event viewer. How can a service be running and not work until it is restarted? The dependencies hadn't changed. The recovery steps were the same.

 

Rebooting into Safe Mode with Networking sees no available networks

I'm trying to reboot the system into the Safe Mode with Networking (option 5). However, while regular mode is connected to the network the Safe Mode doesn't connect and doesn't give any available network list.

Any suggestions?