Hi sumdimguy, 1. The steps are the same for Windows 7 2. To reset Winsock2, from the same link above, the next step which has Manual steps to recover from Winsock2 corruption for Windows Vista users Holds good for Windows 7 3. For your third question: Yes the command will reset both Winsock and Winsock2 4.
Here is the location of the registry of Winsock and Winsock2: Important: The instructions below contain steps that tell you how to modify the registry. How satisfied are you with this reply? Thanks for your feedback, it helps us improve the site. In reply to Samhrutha G's post on March 2, I did a " netsh winsock reset" and it said it worked.
Both my Windows 7 systems display the same under Protocol. Steve Winograd. In reply to Repairman99's post on June 10, Note that the KB article doesn't apply to Windows 7. Brian S. Just wanted to note that my winsock become corrupted and prevented any connection to a network source. Not sure how this happened as I am free of trojans and virii but anyway, I ran the netsh winsock reset command on my Windows 7 Home Premium bit and after it finished and I restarted everything functioned perfectly as before the problem.
Banging my head against the wall here. In reply to FlyingWeasels's post on July 27, My kind Sir , hard h eaded newbies such as i are a bane I know. With the help of Latency Optimizer 4. Check it out here. This is the error which occurs mostly when you use a wireless internet connection. There is a misconception in many internet users, and that is, they always consider that a wireless internet connection should catch the IP automatically. This concept is totally false.
Another possible reason could be any kind of damage in the wires that you are using with your internet connection. Your Ethernet and electricity cable should be perfect enough and free from any kind of breakage so that you can enjoy smooth and safe browsing. A couple of software applications have been invented so far for those who are still facing the same problem even when they have fixed the issues that were discussed in the above paragraph.
System Tools. Smart Defrag. K-Lite Mega Codec Pack. K-Lite Codec Pack Update. Mozilla Firefox. Driver Booster. Windows Cannot Find Gpedit. But till now, I haven't completely fixed it. I couldn't connect to the internet anymore. I first used PC Tools and it found 18 infected files, which had low risk, and 1 infected file which had high risk, so i deleted them all.
Then I reset the winsock files, but still the internet wasn't working. Then I used Malwarebytes to search for more trojans, it found 2, and I deleted them. Then I reset winsock again, but the internet wasn't working.
Some more info: I have also tried LSP-fix program, which is designed to fix the net connection problems.
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