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Convergence Problems — Sat, 29 Aug 2009 00:16:22 GMT

If you have or have ever had an 18 month old child (and older) one thing you find is that they like buttons. Mine do anyway. They like to push them. Remote control buttons, computer CD- ROM eject buttons, elevator buttons, alarm clock buttons.. you get

re: Trashed tcp on your nic?

Zauberer — Wed, 03 Dec 2008 05:08:27 GMT

I only have to say… Thank You!!!, Thank You!!!, Thank You!!!, So much…

After too much Googling finally a real solution… My wireless adapter was only working with fixed IP address since a virus changed the DNS and my computer has never the same. The command “netsh int ip reset” does not help so much in most of the cases.

re: Trashed tcp on your nic?

Frank — Thu, 09 Oct 2008 17:05:54 GMT

Unticking and reticking TCP/IP did not work. Before trying the harder stuff, I uninstalled Windows XP SP3. That fixed it. Originally, SP3 gave me an MSWSOCK.DLL error. Trying to fix that, I got the QUERY TCP/IP error. SP3 is incompatible with the SiS 900 PCI Fast Ethernet Adapter on my MB or my Linksys WRT150N wireless-n router.

re: Trashed tcp on your nic?

Old Techie — Wed, 16 Jan 2008 04:22:23 GMT

Spent about a day fighting this one until I found this post. Original susgestion worked after trying all the easy stuff.

re: Trashed tcp on your nic?

Billy — Sun, 06 Jan 2008 01:28:49 GMT

Tried the original solution and it did allow me to uninstall TCP/IP - Pretty cool.

netsh int ip reset resetlog.txt

netsh winsock reset

But overall this didn't fix the problem.

I knew that the problem was related to one of the Security Updates for Windows XP.

I identified Security Update for Windows XP (KB917953) as the culprit.

Use Windows Explorer to navigate to the C:Windows "$NtUninstallKB917953$" folder and use the uninstall utility in the folder.

Note: I noticed two other folders related:

"$NtUninstallKB917953$(2)" and

"$NtUninstallKB917953_0$"

I did not have to do anything using those in order to fix the problem.

re: Trashed tcp on your nic?

Robert — Fri, 07 Dec 2007 20:21:13 GMT

Just uninstall network card in device manager, restart PC and reinstall network card, job done. Works for me

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re: Trashed tcp on your nic?

Victor — Wed, 31 Oct 2007 02:04:53 GMT

Stuart - THANKS A MILLION

I tried a ton of sites and tips to no avail.

This stopped DHCP Service was an awesome symptom description!

Some spyware/virus replaced the tcpip.sys file in the

system32\drivers and the system32\dllcache folder.

Thanks to you and the link that you provided, everything is back to normal!!!

re: Trashed tcp on your nic?

Stuart — Mon, 24 Sep 2007 22:23:12 GMT

Did all the steps mentioned and it didnt work, but then checked the services, the DHCP client service wouldnt start due to dependincies.

windowsxp.mvps.org/dhcp.htm

found that the TCPIP.sys was missing from the system32 folder.

all working now.

re: Trashed tcp on your nic?

HAPPY! — Tue, 18 Sep 2007 05:06:00 GMT

Fabulous! I had my doubts, but it worked. Thank you so much, I know you just saved me a ton of time! FYI, I tried the comments from 'ubiquity', 'Jerry' and 'Justin' first because they looked easier....nothing. But the original post worked like a charm.

re: Trashed tcp on your nic?

Tony Sahajlain — Mon, 17 Sep 2007 16:08:26 GMT

Dude, thanx a lot for putting on web. I wasted a night and a day getting my internet up and running. It got fixed after i followed the steps mentioned on this post.

\ooo/

Tony - The "M E T A L H E A D"

re: Trashed tcp on your nic?

sefy — Sun, 09 Sep 2007 10:06:30 GMT

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re: Trashed tcp on your nic?

BadGirl — Sat, 25 Aug 2007 16:17:07 GMT

I also had encountered this problem on my mom's laptop. I think it was due to a virus corrupted some network files. I'm not sure but I did a restore and it's back up. Thanks

re: Trashed tcp on your nic?

Girkers — Fri, 24 Aug 2007 06:22:45 GMT

Thanks for this worked a treat.

re: Trashed tcp on your nic?

JK — Sun, 19 Aug 2007 21:27:53 GMT

When I tried reinstalling the tcp/ip on the system, I get the following error: "Could not add the requested component. the error is: an extended error has occurred." Any clue how to get around this?

re: Trashed tcp on your nic?

Gadfly — Mon, 13 Aug 2007 03:33:07 GMT

BTW the ticking and unticking of TCP/IP internet protocol did not work for me.

Gad

re: Trashed tcp on your nic?

Gadfly — Mon, 13 Aug 2007 03:28:09 GMT

Reinstalling TCP/IP as per the directions did indeed revive my ability to connect to the net.

I usually have a backup copy of my C: disk so that in cases of disastrous failures I can reinstall. In this case the older version worked until some updates were installed and the problem returned. On that copy reverting to a restore point a day earlier solved the problem.

I then reinstalled the originally failed copy of C: - only to find there were no restore points on it - so I reinstalled TCP/IP and that solved the problem on that copy.

It really appears that MS update was the culprit in both cases.

Gad

re: Trashed tcp on your nic?

sfnorris — Thu, 09 Aug 2007 21:08:32 GMT

I have tried all of the above with no joy. I'm going to install another hard drive so I can retrieve email etc. and start over.

ARRRGGGGG!

re: Trashed tcp on your nic?

drcollins — Sat, 04 Aug 2007 16:15:00 GMT

I cannot get tcpip to uninstall. I have tried all of the above instructions with no avail. I am unable to run restore. 24 hrs of head scratching and eyes burning. I have replaced the nic Any other hints would be apprectiated.

re: Trashed tcp on your nic?

Centaurette — Wed, 01 Aug 2007 13:13:10 GMT

I was having the 169.254.x.x/255.255.0.0/not able to renew, etc, etc issue. The tricks listed here didn't work at all. I'm sure the inf files were bad. What worked was 1) copying onto disk the inf folder from the desktop pc that is able to connect to the net with no problem 2) deleting the Winsock and Winsock2 from the registry 3) deleting the inf folder from the non-internet laptop 4) copying the inf folder from disk to the laptop 5) went into the connection I wanted to fix 6) clicked on Properties and then Install 7) clicked on Protocol, then Have Disk, then typed c:\Windows\inf 8) restarted the computer. Somewhere along the line, doing that disabled the IPv6 Windows Firewall Driver...even though I had the Windows Firewall set to off. I used ipconfig /all just to verify and lo and behold...success!!! Finally!! I had read on another site about someone who just replaced a couple files and registry keys, but I figured replacing the whole folder couldn't hurt since they were both XP. What doesn't matter with this fix is whether one is XP Pro and one is XP Home...at least that I can tell. In case I'm wrong, I took the inf folder from Home pc to Pro laptop.