asked on I have to reset the winsock every day in orde for Internet to work again, what can I do to permanently resolve this?
Hi all,
each and every day I have to reset the winsock (netsh winsock reset) and reboot the system in order to get my Internet back. I have Windows 10, the latest NIC driver and latest BIOS, but still: it keeps happening. I notice that at a certain point, i.e. working in Outlook, my connection just dies and the winsock reset is the only solution. How to permanently resolve this?
each and every day I have to reset the winsock (netsh winsock reset) and reboot the system in order to get my Internet back. I have Windows 10, the latest NIC driver and latest BIOS, but still: it keeps happening. I notice that at a certain point, i.e. working in Outlook, my connection just dies and the winsock reset is the only solution. How to permanently resolve this?
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I guess 1803 did the trick somehow.
I have used that command 20 - 30 times, even in XP. Not once had I need to use it more than 1 time on the same machine.