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Uryoces · 02-03-2003, 05:26 AM

I don't believe you can remove TCP/IP in WinXP. You can reset it via Start > Run > cmd > netsh int ip reset logfilename.txt. Running it a second time will append the results in logfilename.txt.

Could also try uninstalling the NIC, and reinstall using the latest drivers for your card. Does another NIC give you the same problem? Also, sometimes Windows is a bit funny about which PCI slots the cards are installed in.

Okay, that looks better. %@^# brackets. Logfilename is whatever you want to call it. I call mine reset.txt.

02-03-2003, 05:26 AM	#19
Uryoces 2nd Covenant, yo Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Pugetropolis Posts: 583	I don't believe you can remove TCP/IP in WinXP. You can reset it via Start > Run > cmd > netsh int ip reset logfilename.txt. Running it a second time will append the results in logfilename.txt. Could also try uninstalling the NIC, and reinstall using the latest drivers for your card. Does another NIC give you the same problem? Also, sometimes Windows is a bit funny about which PCI slots the cards are installed in. Okay, that looks better. %@^# brackets. Logfilename is whatever you want to call it. I call mine reset.txt. Last edited by Uryoces; 02-03-2003 at 02:00 PM.