TCP/IP overview: why reset?
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- TCP/IP overview: why reset?
- Reset TCP/IP on Windows
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TCP/IP stands for Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol. The TCP part allows establishing connection between two endpoints and dictates how data is sent and received. It also ensures reliable and in-order delivery of packets. The IP part only deals with packets. In simple words, TCP IP is a set of communication protocols that are used to interconnect network devices on the Internet.
TCP/IP Reset reverts computer’s Internet Protocol settings to default and often solves connection issues. Resetting these settings is a common practice when dealing with “This Site Can’t be Reached” or “Unable to Connect to the Internet”or “Hmm… cannot reach this page” grey pages with error codes DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_NXDOMAIN or INET_E_RESOURCE_NOT_FOUND.
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Explanation of CMD commands for fixing network problems
You can use different commands to reset certain network settings. However, don’t forget to run Command Prompt with Admin’s privileges first. Otherwise, TCP/IP reset won’t work. Otherwise, you might get Access is Denied error.
- Netsh int ip reset – sets Internet Protocol Settings to default. The command rewrites two registry keys: SYSTEMCurrentControlSetServicesTcpipParameters
SYSTEMCurrentControlSetServicesDHCPParameters - Netsh Winsock reset – Resets Winsock Catalog to clean state. Winsock, in general, handles Internet application input/output requests.
- netsh interface ipv4 reset – resets all changes to IPv4 settings.
- netsh interface ipv6 reset – resets all changes to IPv6 settings.
- Ipconfig /release command gives up client’s IP address received from DHCP server. The /release command sends the server a DHCP releate notification so that the old IP address could be marked as available and used by other clients.
- Ipconfig /renew – this command is used to request a new IP address as well as fresh DNS data from DHCP server.
- ipconfig /flushdns command is used to clear the DNS cache and force hostnames to be resolved freshly and use the new DNS data. Check our a full guide on flushing DNS on Windows, Mac, Linux, Ubuntu.
- netsh advfirewall reset – resets Windows Firewall rules to default.
The following guide uses netsh int ip reset command. However, feel free to use additional commands listed above if needed.
Reset TCP/IP on Windows
Windows 10
- Depending on your taskbar, either click on magnifying glass icon in the taskbar to open Windows search or, if the search bar is visible, start typing CMD.
- Search will bring you Command Prompt result. Right-click it and choose Run as Administrator.
- At this point, the User Account Control window should show up. Click Yes. Otherwise, enter the Admin’s password.
- In the command prompt, type netsh int ip resetand press Enter. Wait until the TCP/IP reset finishes.
- Restart your computer.
Windows 8/8.1
In order to reset TCP/IP on Windows 7, follow the provided guidelines.
- Press Windows key + R to launch Run prompt. Type cmd in it and press Ctrl+Shift+Enter to run it as Administrator.
- In User Account Control Window, click Yes. Otherwise, enter Administrator’s password to continue.
- In CMD, type netsh int ip reset and press Enter.
- Wait for a full reset and then restart your PC.
Windows 7/Vista
- Click the Windows icon in the bottom left corner and then type CMD in the search bar.
- Windows 7 search will bring either CMD or Command Prompt under Programs section. Right-click this result and choose Run as Administrator.
- Click OK or enter Admin’s password to continue.
- In Command Prompt, type netsh int ip reset and press Enter.
- Wait until TCP IP reset is finished and then restart your PC.
XP / 2000 / NT / 98
- Click Start > All Programs > Accessories.
- In Accessories, find Command Prompt. Right-click it and select Run As… Then choose The following user, choose Administrator, enter password and click OK.
- In CMD window, type netsh int ip resetand press Enter.
- Reset TCP/IP process will finish shortly. Restart your PC afterward.
TCP/IP Reset on Mac
On MacOS or Mac OS X computers, TCP IP reset is known as Renew DHCP Lease. Follow the given instructions to reset your Internet protocol settings.
- Click on Apple icon in the top left corner and then select System Preferences.
- Now, open Network.
- Click on Internet connection with status Connected. Then click Advanced button in the bottom left corner.
- Open TCP/IP tab and click Renew DHCP Lease.
- Press OK to complete the task.
- Restart Mac.
After completing these instructions, your TCP/IP stack will be reset.
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GB_OS is a Gameboy program that tries to simulate or recreate some of the main functions of an operating system. It was designed with the 90's software aesthetic in mind.
Because GB cartridges are read-only memory and GB_OS doesn't make use of battery saving, it isn't possible to make any permanent changes to the system, so it's similar to booting an OS directly from a CD drive.
It is one of my weirdest projects so far, but I'm really happy with how it turned out, especially considering how limited the Gameboy is.
Controls
Arrow keys / WASD -
Dpad
- Move cursorC / J / Alt -
A
- Mouseclick / Select optionX / K / Ctrl -
B
- Close menuEnter -
Start
- Open the start menu, equivalent to the windows key; the menu can be opened anywhereShift -
Select
- Does nothing in the current versionStatus | Released |
Platforms | HTML5 |
Rating | |
Author | TheFallenWarrior |
Genre | Simulation |
Made with | Krita, GB Studio |
Average session | A few minutes |
Install instructions
You need a GB / GBC emulator in order to play the ROM.
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I love this. Would it be okay if I worked on a GBA version? I’m trying to remake the GBALua library for the GBA Jam and doing something like this would be a neat demo project! Note that I’m not at all sure I can pull it off, but I’d like your permission to try… :D
Yes, feel free to work on a GBA version, I would love to see it.
It's like an uchronia where windows 98 never came ..
Actually, win98 was my main source of inspiration for making GB_OS. I haven’t used win95 until a couple months after this came out.
Thanks for the comment, btw.
this is so fun and cool! You did an awesome job figuring out how to use gb studio’s features to make a convincing operating system. And the calculator is really impressive
Now I want one that looks more like Mac OS instead of Windows 95 ^_^
Thanks, I appreciate your comment. well, It took some time to figure out the calculator, but after I did, the rest was easy.
I’ve never used a MAC computer, so maybe in the future. I’ve thinking about making one of Windows 2 though.
Windows 2 would be cool. I still want the Mac version though :]
Reminded me of some mockups i saw on deviantart.. Amazing *o*
What you could do for saving files is we can make an online database where the only function is to load up changes people have done, maybe even add a from scratch coding language from the ground up. :)
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This is actually absolutely AMAZING! I really love OS recreations, specially the Windows 95/98 ones.
Seriously, although very simple, the execution is really good, and is an incredible example of how much you can do with the new GB Studio gameplay styles.
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Thank you so much, I’m really glad you liked it. Helicopter simulator 2017 premium mac os. ^^