It is normal for a network problem to occur when using the Internet on a computer. The network problem only occurs when there is a gap in the internet connection. Network problems can occur even if there is a malfunction in the network settings and drivers at times.
One of the key features of the Windows 10 operating system is the provision of options for troubleshooting network problems. In this package, we will look at two ways to reset a network connection. With this, you can fix network-related problems with Network Reset.
Using Windows 10 Network Settings
Requires the Setting App to reset the network setting. Here's how to reset network settings on a Windows 10 site.
Step 1 - First click on the Start button on the left side of the screen. When clicked, various options appear on the screen. Now scroll down and click on the Settings icon and then on the Network and Internet option.
Step 2 - Now click on the Status option and select the Network Reset option. Doing so will reset the Windows 10 network settings.
Using Command Prompt
If following the instructions above does not fix the network problems, you can reset the network settings by following the instructions below. You can easily reset the network setting with the command prompt.
Step 1 - First click on the Windows icon on the computer and then click on the Command Prompt option.
Step 2 - On the command prompt screen, type netsh winsock reset and click the Enter button. Algorithm
Step 3 - After waiting for a few seconds, the message Winsock reset completed successfully will appear on the screen.
The network setting has been reset by the command prompt. Now you can restart the computer and check the changes made in it.