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Resetting TCP/IP settings in Windows

Sometimes only a TCP/IP stack reset can fix an internet problem. Microsoft created a tool that does it automatically, or you can reset TCP/IP manually.

Microsoft Fix it

The "Microsoft Fix it" tool helps you reset TCP/IP settings in Windows 7.

Resetting TCP/IP manually

To reset TCP/IP manually:

  1. Press "Start" and type cmd in the search bar. Right-click cmd in the results and choose "Run as administrator".
  2. In the command prompt type and run: netsh int ip reset logfile.txt

This command resets TCP/IP settings and saves the changes to a log file (logfile.txt) in the current directory. You can also specify a full path, e.g. c:\logfile.txt.

Restart the computer for the changes to take effect.

Additionally you can flush the DNS cache with: ipconfig /flushdns

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