MysticFoxDE
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1 year ago Hi @synapsengymnastik,
sorry I couldn't reply earlier. Was on site at one of our customers from last Wednesday until yesterday.
First of all, the script doesn't do anything that you can't undo with a few commands.
The following command is actually sufficient to undo all TCP stack changes.
netsh interface tcp reset
To undo all changes to the network adapter itself, it is best to proceed as follows.
Open device manager. Click with the right mouse button on the corresponding network card and then select "Uninstall device" and then click on "Uninstall" in the following popup (Please DO NOT tick "Remove driver" here!).
Next run the device detection via the hardware manager and then the corresponding NIC should be there again with virgin settings. 😁
"i have windows 10 pro connected to a fritzbox via a powerline adapter."
Is your computer connected to the powerline adapter via LAN or WLAN?
Have you tried connecting the computer directly to the Fritzbox as a test?
Best Regards from Germany Alex
synapsengymnastik
hello. I hope you can help me?
I tried your script and now my network no longer works ):
i have windows 10 pro connected to a fritzbox via a powerline adapter.
i accidentally started the reset script first because i thought that was the script to make a backup of the settings..... then i ran the script to change the settings and restarted. unfortunately the laptop can't get a network connection now. when i start the windows error analysis it tells me that something is wrong with the ip. actually it should get it from the router or adapter!?
I have already reseted via cmd netsh winsock and ip. i stupidly didn't make a backup before but i have an older one in case of need.
is it possible that the script changes the settings so that the laptop can no longer communicate with the powerline adapter? I know less well with network technology unfortunately or was that always in the area of IT the area where I have the biggest problems....
I do not really know how your script works!? i accidentally started the wrong one first, but there was no backup available.... what are the effects of this?
or do you have any idea how to get it working again ?
maybe it's just a setting or something and it runs again?
if the effort is too great, I would then probably ehr the old backup and update etc. ...
or would it be possible from the backup to copy the settings (via script) that are changed by your script and then transfer to the current system ? or does your backup function already do that completely?
or make a backup from the other laptop, but not running on a powerlineadapter and then transfer the settings to the other one ?
thank you and kind regards Björn
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