what does the netsh winsock reset command do?
Hi Everyone:
Before finally getting all of my DSL problems resolved, a technician from Microsoft requested a run the following command after going to Start, Run, and type cmd: The command is netsh winsock reset. Does this command simply delete winsock and rebuild it?
Any thoughts on this question will be appreciated.
Thank you
George
Before finally getting all of my DSL problems resolved, a technician from Microsoft requested a run the following command after going to Start, Run, and type cmd: The command is netsh winsock reset. Does this command simply delete winsock and rebuild it?
Any thoughts on this question will be appreciated.
Thank you
George
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Many thanks for clarifying this for me. I especially found the followup examples and illustrations helpful in capturing the technical significance of using the netsh winsock reset command. I can easily see how useful such a command can be when having trouble with internet connectivity.
Thanks again.
George