Question:
My computer will not connect to the internet, winsock problem?
sleeper248248
2008-09-20 16:37:19 UTC
My computer was working just fine this morning. The only new software I downloaded was when I updated Apple Quicktime. I tried restoring to a previous restore point which failed. The network connection seems to be stuck in trying to obtain an IP address. I opened command prompt and typed
C:\>ping 127.0.0.1
which resulted in the following error message:
unable to initialize windows sockets interface, error code 0.

I'm not completely clueless when it comes to computers but networking and connections problems are not my strong point.
Can anybody give me step by step directions on how to restore a connection to the internet?

The problem computer is running Windows XP home, in classic view, if that helps.
Three answers:
sangreviento
2008-09-20 23:07:19 UTC
Try this, open up a command prompt window (Start-->Run-->"CMD"), and type in "netsh int ip reset c:resetlog.txt". This will rebuild your TCP/IP stack. Then try restarting the computer.



If you still aren't able to get online, you could try going into another command prompt window and typing in "netsh winsock reset", then restart.



If you still have a problem, contact the manufacturer of the computer or Microsoft.
anonymous
2008-09-21 16:59:28 UTC
Trouble is: There is no question of hardware router, to connect the computer and there was no problem, but it can not connect to normal, local area network and other computer can be a normal Internet connection.

Fault: This is usually due to the MAC address caused by binding ISP can not connect because some of the ISP in order to limit the number of users access, and authentication server in the MAC address of a bind, is not binding within the scope of normal user will not be able to Internet connection.

Solution: The first was to bind the MAC address of the computer connected to the LAN port router (router, but do not connect or Modem connection provided by the ISP), and then use the router's MAC address cloning feature, the network card MAC address to copy to the broadband router WAN port, and then the computer is not binding on the operation are as follows: Windows 2000/XP under the "start → Run", type "cmd / k ipconfig / all", which "Physical Address "is the local MAC address.

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Michele C
2008-09-20 23:45:31 UTC
you could get a clean win socket file and copy it into windows\system32


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