XP/2003: Reset or Reinstall to Correct a Bad TCP/IP Stack
In the later versions of windows, TCP/IP is considered a core component and cannot be uninstalled. Several things can corrupt the TCP/IP stack. This recipe explains how to reset the stack.
Many programs like to adjust and change the TCP/IP stack. In older versions of windows the stack could be corrected by uninstalling and reinstalling. However, since the stack is now a core component, uninstalling is no longer possible. Thank goodness, however, that it can be easily reset.
- 1. Left click the Start button
2. Select run
3. In the open box type: netsh int ip reset c:\resetlog.txt
c:\resetlog.txt will show what changes existed. You can change this to whatever path you wish.
This command rewrites the TCP/IP registry keys. Essentially, this causes the same result as the removal and the reinstallation of the protocol.






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