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Shane:
If we could trace down which repair is doing it as well would be helpful.

Skip the winsock repair and see how that does, since that is the one repair that targets the network. :wink:

Shane

tgacomp:
Yes it seems to be the Winsock fix, I ran all the defaults except the Winsock one first and no problem, then ran the winsock one by itself but then couldn't access the internet. I had to uninstall and reload the network card driver on this one to get it working again.
The PC had Trojan.Agent/Gen-SSHNAS and Win32.Agent.sjf viruses removed first.

I did also notice the defaults have 2x fixes for Win 8 but I assume these don't do anything on a non-Win 8 PC

Regards, Steve

Shane:
Correct the Windows 8 repairs will be auto skipped if your not on 8 :-)

Ok the Winsock repair saves the registry keys for the network adapter, such as IP address and such, it does this in case someone has a static IP set.

It runs this bat command to export out the network settings

start /wait REGEDIT /E C:\network.reg "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Tcpip\Parameters\Interfaces"

Then it does these commands on xp

netsh winsock reset catalog
netsh int ip reset C:\ip_reset.txt
ipconfig /flushdns
ipconfig /registerdns

And then it imports the registry keys it backed up so that any static IP info will be put back.

And that is all. So the question is, is one of the commands breaking it, try those commands on the system manually and see what happens.

Shane

tgacomp:
Ok Ill try that with the next one.
What code does it user to re-import the registry key?

Shane:
Just double click the reg file that was made or

start /wait REGEDIT /S C:\network.reg

Shane

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