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How to reset the network settings in Win7 As we become more and DigiPlus Philippinemore dependent on the Internet and network technology, computers play an increasingly important role in our lives and work. In the process of using the computer, sometimes we may encounter network connection problems, which may be a problem with the network settings, and resetting the network at this time may be an effective way to solve the problem. This article will introduce how to reset the network settings in Win7.I. Why do we need to reset the network? In the process of using the computer, we often connect to multiple networks, such as wireless networks, wired networks, Ethernet, etc. The configuration of these networks may cause some problems during use, resulting in network connection failure, slow speed or abnormal function. At this time, it is necessary to reset the network in order to reset the network configuration and make the network connected and work normally. II. How to reset the network There are many ways to reset the network in Win7, which are introduced below: 1. The steps to reset the network through "Network and Sharing Center" are as follows: (1) Click the network icon in the lower right corner of the screen and select "Network and Sharing Center" in the pop-up menu; (2) In the "Network and Sharing Center" window, click "Change Adapter Settings" on the left; (3) In the "Network Connection" window , right-click on the network connection you want to reset (such as Wi-Fi connection) and select "Status";(4) In the "Status" window, click the "Reset" button, and then confirm the reset. Two. The steps to reset the network through the command prompt are as follows: (1) Click the Start menu, enter "cmd" and "Administrator Rights", and then right-click and select "Run as Administrator"; (2) Enter "netsh winsock reset" in the command window, and then press Enter. The prompt "Successfully reset Winsock directory" means that the reset is completed; (3) Enter the following commands in order and press the Enter key: netsh int ip resetnetsh int ipv4 resetnetsh int ipv6 res Etipconfig /releaseipconfig /renew3.The steps to reset the network with system restoration are as follows: (1) Click "All Programs" in the "Start Menu"; (2) Select the "Attachments" folder, and then click "System Tools"; (3) Select "System Restore" under "System Tools"; (4) Operate according to the steps of the system restore wizard and select the most The nearby system restore point, and then restore the system. III. Issues that need to be paid attention to after resetting the network settings may bring some problems. The following points need to be paid attention to: 1. After resetting the network, you need to reconfigure the network, WiFi password and other related settings in order to reconnect to the Internet. Two. Resetting the network may cause some installed network drivers to be deleted, and the driver needs to be reinstalled. 3. If there is a problem in the process of resetting the network, it may cause an abnormality in the operating system. At this time, it is necessary to repair the system or reinstall the operating system.In summary, resetting the network is very helpful in solving some network problems, but we need to pay attention to the above problems to avoid leaving more problems. I hope the Win7 reset network settings method introduced in this article can help you solve network connection problems.

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