A Red Cross resolution appears on the local connection

A Red Cross resolution appears on the local connection

Follow the steps below to check:

1. Physical problems: Look at the interface, cable, cat, there is no good connection (with ping command check)

2. Set the problem: First look at the local connection has not been disabled, the word is disabled, enabled; If the virus caused, in the command line mode, enter the "netsh winsock reset" restore the initial settings of the network, after the restart, try the good.

Note:

The netsh winsock reset command means resetting the Winsock directory. If there is a problem with the Winsock protocol configuration on one machine, it will cause the network connection and so on, you need to reset the Winsock directory with the Netsh winsock reset command to restore the network.

Winsock is a Windows network programming interface that has been built into a command from Windows XP SP2 using Netsh to fix the interface.

Netsh is an interface that can manipulate almost all network-related settings through the command line. such as setting Ip,dns, network card, wireless network and so on.

netsh winsock Reset:

Enter Netsh first

And then into the Winsock part.

Perform the reset command on this part of the Winsock.

The effect is to reset the Winsock. For some of the problems caused by the destruction of Winsock is miraculous. Before the advent of Netsh, it was cumbersome to fix the Winsock problem.