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TCP/IP corruption

Discussion in 'Windows XP' started by Ryder, 2004/03/15.

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  1. 2004/03/15
    Ryder

    Ryder Inactive Thread Starter

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    How do you fix this in XP? IN previous operating systems, you simply deleted it, restarted the PC, and re-installed it. However, XP wil not let you uninstall TCP/IP, which makes matters rather difficult. I have tried disbaling and re-enabling the connection, and also the "repair" option when right-clicking on the network connection, but none of it makes a difference. I know the probelm is with TCP, because I can ping the computer from another one on the network.

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    Steve R Jones

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    Might try removing and or disabling the eithernet card to see if you can delete tcp.

    Or try creating a new connection.
     
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    Abraxas

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    Go to Start > Run and type:

    cmd

    At the command prompt, type:

    netsh int ip reset c:\resetlog.txt

    (if C: is your system drive).

    This will repair TCP/IP and reset all parameters to default. The changes made will be recorded in the resetlog.txt file.

    If you suspect registry corruption of the Winsock2 settings, this will reset those settings:

    http://www.digitalminds.net/uploads/36/10/WinsockFixWinALL.exe

    Reboot.
     
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