netsh winsock reset
netsh winsock reset
enter at the command prompt >netsh winsock reset
netsh winsock show catalog
McAfee have a removal tool for uninstalling their software. You can download if from here. Many internet connection problems are caused by corruption of the Winsock settings. You can reset these by doing the following. Log on as Administrator. Go to Start > Run and type: "cmd" Type: "netsh winsock reset" When it is finished you should receive the following message: "Successfully reset the Winsock Catalog. You must restart the machine in order to complete the reset." Close the command box and reboot.
'netsh' is a CLI command. It doesn't really have a 'menu'. You can have it list its options by using the /? argument to the command, such as 'netsh /?'
Recover Internet Explorer 32x bit. Start - Run CMD as administrator type in: Netsh Winsock reset press enter reboot. your internet will come back to life.
Recover Internet Explorer 32x bit. Start - Run CMD as administrator type in: Netsh Winsock reset press enter reboot. your internet will come back to life.
Recover Internet Explorer 32x bit. Start - Run CMD as administrator type in: Netsh Winsock reset press enter reboot. your internet will come back to life.
Open a command prompt (you will need to be running as an administrator). Type: "netsh winsock reset" (without the quotes) and press enter. Then reboot your computer. Command prompt can be found in Start -> All Programs -> Accessories -> Command Prompt. To run as an administrator simply right click the icon and select "Run as administrator" If you get a message referring to "elevation" you are NOT running as an administrator. Run the command prompt as administrator and try again.
Open a command prompt (you will need to be running as an administrator). Type: "netsh winsock reset" (without the quotes) and press enter. Then reboot your computer. Command prompt can be found in Start -> All Programs -> Accessories -> Command Prompt. To run as an administrator simply right click the icon and select "Run as administrator" If you get a message referring to "elevation" you are NOT running as an administrator. Run the command prompt as administrator and try again.
Cause of getting APIpa(169.254.x.x) is failure of DHCP server to get IP address or might be DNS service failure . This could be because of possible outage from ISP . use command "netsh winsock reset catalog" and restart computer . it will refresh the DHCP stack of IP for local host and might fix problem if the issue is from user machine .
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