I tried this and it didn't work for me, to my demise :(.
This is the order I tried:
- cmd.exe (as admin)
- netsh winsock reset catalog
- enter, restart
- cmd.exe (as admin)
- netsh int ip reset reset.log hit
- enter, restart
And I'm still having the same problem everyone else was having on this thread. I also tried network diagnostics before doing this, that thing is and always has been worthless so no surprise in the fact it didn't fix anything.
I also tried it in this order:
- cmd.exe (as admin)
- netsh winsock reset catalog
- netsh int ip reset reset.log hit
- enter, restart
Still didn't work. When I enter the commands it spits back the "succesfully..." and "ok!" which leads me to believe it took the cmd prompt and did what it was supposed to.
Do you guys have anything else that may work? This always happens for me after an update is applied. Last time it happened after an update, I did a system restore and fixed it. Once it did the update that I rolled back again, I have the same problem. "limited
connection", "wifi doesn't have a valid ip" etc etc.
It's not the router, I'm writing this on another comp with the same network and wifi connection.
Please help asap, I do not want to have to restore my computer every three days.
Oh, also, I tried enabling the wifi radio as was suggested above after running the commands and restarting. Although, it said I did not have access to that application or the file may not exist...? My wifi was receiving the various wireless networks around
me so I left this issue out of my concern. . . Maybe I'm wrong? . . . Can't be haha.