Resetting Win 2003 Internet Protocol

Due to the further integration with network applications, in Windows 2003, if the "Local Connection" attribute is displayed in the "Local Connection" property, this connection uses the following items "; The Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) entry will find that the Uninstall button "unavailable" is a frequent occurrence and cannot be removed or reset.

At this time, reinstall the TCP/IP protocol to restore the TCP/IP stack to its original state. What should I do?

In fact, you can use the NetShell (command abbreviated as netsh) command to reset the TCP/IP stack to the state it was in when the system was first installed. You can use the utility's reset subcommand to override the following TCP/IP-related registry entries:

SYSTEM\\CurrentControlSet\\Services\\Tcpip\\Parameters\\

SYSTEM\\CurrentControlSet\\Services\\ DHCP\\Parameters\\

This command has the same effect as deleting and reinstalling the TCP/IP protocol. The command syntax is: <;netsh int ip reset[log_file_name]”. The following two examples show how to use the netsh command to reset the TCP/IP protocol stack.

Example 1

Click “Start”, type cmd into the command prompt, type the following command, and press Enter:

netsh int ip reset resetlog.txt

Example 2

Click Start to type cmd in the run, type the following at the command prompt, and press Enter:

netsh int ip reset c:\ esetlog.txt

To reset the TCP/IP stack using the netsh command, you must specify the name of the log file that records the results of the command. In the first example, the log file is created in the current folder; in the second example, the full path to the Resetlog.txt log file is specified.

If you want to see help on the command, enter it after entering a space? , additional help is displayed about the commands available in the netsh context. For example, to view the netsh command, type the following command after the command:

Type netsh? And press the Enter key.

Type netsh int? And press the Enter key.

Type netsh int ip? And press the Enter key.

Type netsh int ip reset ? , then press the Enter button.