Opening Command Prompt
Using the Start Menu
Windows 11/10: Click the Start menu (Windows icon) on the taskbar or press the Windows key. Type cmd and select Command Prompt from the list.
Windows 8/8.1: Select the Start button and swipe up to show the Apps screen. Locate the Windows System section and select Command Prompt.
Windows 7/Vista/XP: Open the Start Menu, go to All Programs > Accessories, and choose Command Prompt.
Using the Run Dialog Box
Press WIN + R to open the Run dialog box, type cmd, and press Enter.
Using Task Manager
Open Task Manager, go to File > Run new task, type cmd, and press Enter.
Using File Explorer
Navigate to C:\Windows\System32, double-click cmd.exe, or right-click and choose "Run as administrator".
To reset the TCP/IP stack using the netsh command, you can create a script or run the command directly in the Command Prompt. Here's how you can do it:
Run the following command in an elevated Command Prompt (Run as Administrator):
netsh int ip reset
This command resets the TCP/IP stack to its default state, which can help resolve network-related issues.
If you'd like to automate this process using a script, you can create a batch file:
@echo off echo Resetting TCP/IP stack... netsh int ip reset echo TCP/IP stack reset complete. Please restart your computer. pause