Sometimes when new software is installed or uninstalled, it defaults back to being checked and I think this was my problem last week. But when I also did the same on my network bridge, the problem was fixed (knock on wood). I had tried this before but only did it on my LAN connection which didn't eliminate the problem. Then view the Properties of each connection you have and under the "Authentication" tab, make sure that the "Enable network access control using IEEE 802.1x" box is NOT checked.
I had been on several forums and sites that had suggested the following: Just wanted to let you know that after I posted my extensive info on my own similar experience, I have found a simple and easy fix that I hope will help everyone else out a well. "Had the same problem but found a VERY simple fix We actually tested it on a test machine that was having a Winsock problem due to some Adware removal, and after running the utility and rebooting, the connectivity was restored." It can create a registry backup of your current settings, so it is fairly safe to use. If you encounter connection problems after removing network related software, Adware or after registry clean-up and all other ways fail, then give WinSock XP Fix a try. It can often cure the problem of lost connections after the removal of Adware components or improper uninstall of firewall applications or other tools that modify the XP network and Winsock settings. This tool is recommended for IT professionals only.
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Name this one MaxNegativeCacheTtl and again make sure its value is 0.įixes the winsock settings on your Windows XP machine. Values can be changed simply by double-clicking on the DWORD.Ĥ. Name the DWORD MaxCacheTtl and make sure its value is 0. Right click in the space to the right and select New -> DWORD Value. Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Dnscache\Parametersģ. Now get into the registry editor (Run -> regedit). At the command prompt (Run -> command) type in ipconfig /flushdns If everything went well ipconfig should spit out a line about successfully flushing the cache.Ģ. First thing you need to do is clear your current cache. The problem for me was that the DNS cache overflowed after a little while, so I simply added registry keys to prevent caching. It took me about 2 minutes to fix following a fairly simple procedure. "I'd been having a similar problem.the web browser would stop working after 15-20 minutes of internet activity. When I restart windows the Browsers work again for a short time and then stop again. My other internet programs like Azureus keep working. I am having a problem with my Browsers (both IE, Firefox and Thunderbird) stop working after a short period of time after starting them.
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