Mozda nekom pomogne, reinstalacija TCP/IP protokola na winXP
How to Reinstall TCP/IP on Windows XP
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By April L'Orange, eHow Contributing Writer
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The TCP/IP stack is a collection of protocols that allow your computer to communicate with other computers. It's the protocol used by the Internet and the protocol most often used in local area networks. If your TCP/IP stack is corrupt, you may be unable to use other resources on your network or the Internet. Reinstalling TCP/IP is the easiest way to fix this.
Difficulty: Moderate
Instructions
Things You'll Need:
* Windows XP installation files (on disk or hard drive)
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Step 1
Click your "Start" button. Click "Run." Type "cmd" without the quotes. Click "OK." A command prompt will open.
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Step 2
Type the following: netsh int ip reset resetlog.txt. Press "Enter." Once the process is complete, restart your computer. Test to see if you still experience a problem.
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Step 3
Run a repair of your Windows XP installation if you're still having difficulties. This will reinstall TCP/IP as part of the repair process. You will need your Windows XP installation files, either on CD or on your hard drive.
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Step 4
Insert your Windows XP CD or double-click "setup.exe" in the directory on your hard drive. On-screen instructions will guide you through the process. Be sure to choose to repair your existing installation, rather than creating a new installation. The repair process looks much like the normal Windows XP installation process and will probably take 15 to 40 minutes, depending on the speed of your computer.
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Step 5
Write down your Windows XP product key. The product key should be on the COA sticker on the front, side or bottom of your computer. When the repair process prompts you, enter the product key. Choose to keep all your existing settings for computer and workgroup or domain names. At the end of the repair process, the computer will start Windows.