Repair Network Connection in Windows XP
Contributed by Lilliabeth 
Tagged: Windows networking
If network connectivity problems arise, try R-clicking on the Network Connection and choosing Repair.
This will release network settings, obtain new ones from DHCP, flush DNS cache, and flush ARP cache.
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Nostrals said on February 2, 2009
If your looking for a program to run the “netsh int ip reset” command automatically in the background.
Then download my Auto Repair Network Connection from megaupload.com/?d=HJDU7Y9M
100% Genuine
Enjoy!
nostrals said on February 2, 2009
If your looking for a program to run the “netsh int ip reset” command automatically in the background.
Then download my Auto Repair Network Connection from megaupload.com/?d=HJDU7Y9M
100% Genuine
Enjoy!
Anonymous said on April 2, 2010
Isn’t there any script that repairs internet connection automatically?
Nostralz said on May 14, 2010
Here is the original script used to create the application from megaupload.com/?d=HJDU7Y9M
I have posted the code because the application was being reported as a virus.
I know it was never a virus and hope you accept my apologies.
Nostrals )
copy and paste the following into notepad and save as Auto Repair Network Connection.vbs
MsgBox(“This application is provided without any warranty, either expressed or implied. * You run this application at your own risk! *”)
vB = MsgBox(“You are about to run ipconfig /renew (once) & then netsh int ip reset vLog.log (every 60 second’s) in the background”,1)
Dim vS , vF
Set vS = WScript.CreateObject(“WScript.Shell”)
Set vF = CreateObject(“Scripting.FileSystemObject”)
If vB 1 Then
Set vF = Nothing
Set vS = Nothing
WScript.Quit(0)
Else
vS.Run “%Comspec% /c ipconfig /renew”, 0
WScript.Sleep 3000
Do
vS.Run “%Comspec% /c netsh int ip reset vLog.log”, 0
WScript.Sleep 60000
If vF.FileExists(“vLog.log”) then
vF.DeleteFile “vLog.log”
End if
Loop
end if
Nostralz said on May 14, 2010
Dim vS , vF
Set vS = WScript.CreateObject(“WScript.Shell”)
Set vF = CreateObject(“Scripting.FileSystemObject”)
vS.Run “%Comspec% /c ipconfig /renew”, 0
WScript.Sleep 3000
Do
vS.Run “%Comspec% /c netsh int ip reset vLog.log”, 0
WScript.Sleep 60000
If vF.FileExists(“vLog.log”) then
vF.DeleteFile “vLog.log”
End if