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[SOLVED] ipconfig /flushdns issue
makinero:
Sometimes I have problems downloading very slow downloads...
It helps:
--- Code: ---ipconfig / flushdns
--- End code ---
How to always set the automatic tasked ?
Boggin:
That doesn't sound like a DNS issue.
As it only happens sometimes, it could be because of busy servers at the website you are downloading from.
It could also be related to the time of day during peak periods when your SNRM could drop which will reduce your bandwidth.
Have you tried doing a speed test when this occurs or logging into your router to see what the SNRM is showing as ?
jraju:
If you want that task repeatedly done, just save a bat file and add in the task scheduler. It should work. Preferably, the bat file may be stored in c: drive , to avoid permission issue. The method is create a task, taskname, trigger to your bat file with full path and arguments give the full path to the folder, just click advanced properties and choose repeat the task every minutes and close. I think it may work, instead of you go to command prompt to emply dns.
I checked this command of yours and it worked . I just repeat in 5 minutes and checked and i could see a command prompt auto executing the task. You could also stop the task from running for some hours. I would prefer one hour to repeat considering your net activity.
N B: Just open the notepad as admin to avoid permission issue in saving the bat file
jraju:
Hi,
Hope that the above solved your issue.
Menu wise, start , all programs , accessories , system tools, task scheduler. and double click and select create task instead of create basic task. In the trigger tab, you click new and it will give the regular and advanced options. In the advanced option, you get repeat the task menu.
yesterday , i tried and it works for me , and i keep it one hour interval and maximum time to 8hrs.
makinero:
Batch script. . .
:loop
ipconfig /flushdns
sleep 60
goto loop
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