Operation and MaintenanceWindows Operation and MaintenanceWhat should I do if I still can't access the Internet after resetting winsock?What should I do if I still can't access the Internet after resetting winsock?
What should I do if I still can’t access the Internet after resetting winsock?
Right-click the Start button on the Windows 10 system desktop and select the "Command Prompt (Administrator)" menu item in the pop-up menu
This The Windows 10 command prompt window will open
In the command prompt window, enter the command line: netsh winsock reset
Then press the Enter key. At this time, you will be prompted to reset the Winsock directory successfully. Restart the computer to take effect.
After closing the command prompt window, click " Start/Power/Restart Computer" menu item, after the computer restarts, the above settings will take effect.
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