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Problems and hopefully their fixes, issues preventing migration from xp to windows 7
Updated on May 27, 11
Created on Dec 23, 10
Category: Computers & Internet
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Yusuf Tran 's List: Windows 7 problems
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The reset command of the netsh ipsecdosprotection context completely removes all IPsec DoS Protection configuration, and sets the state back to disabled. After running this command, no network traffic is blocked.
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May 27, 11
netsh int ip reset [ log_file_name ]
Example:
netsh int ip reset resetlog.txt
The above command will reset the TCP/IP stack and write a log file called resetlog.txt, recording it’s actions.
Windows Vista, adds a little hitch to the process because of the UAC (User Access Control).
To reset the Stack in Windows Vista there are a few more steps:
Click the Start Pearl.
Type Cmd in the Search box.
Press the Ctrl-Shift-Enter (this is a shortcut that will run the Command Prompt as Administrator. )
Type netsh int ip reset at the Command Prompt then press the Enter key.
You will then have to restart the computer to complete the reset.
The command will remove all user configured settings on TCP/IP stack and return it to original default state. After the reboot completes, your network and internet browsing and use should return.-
- Click the Start Pearl.
- Type Cmd in the Search box.
- Press the Ctrl-Shift-Enter (this is a shortcut that will run the Command Prompt as Administrator. )
- Type netsh int ip reset at the Command Prompt then press the Enter key.
- You will then have to restart the computer to complete the reset.
netsh int ip reset [ log_file_name ]
Example:
netsh int ip reset resetlog.txtThe above command will reset the TCP/IP stack and write a log file called resetlog.txt, recording it’s actions.
Windows Vista, adds a little hitch to the process because of the UAC (User Access Control).
To reset the Stack in Windows Vista there are a few more steps:
The command will remove all user configured settings on TCP/IP stack and return it to original default state. After the reboot completes, your network and internet browsing and use should return.
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netsh int ip reset C: etsh.log.txt
netsh winsock reset
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