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LSP fix. Which to delete.. lol
Hi.. fixing my sisters PC. Has a nasty redirect in her winsock and not sure which of these to delete. Thanks- please help.
 _____________________ mswsock.dll Tcpip winrnr.dll NTDS mdnsNSP.dll mdnsNSP rsvpsp.dll (Protocal handler)
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Join Date: Aug 2006
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Re: LSP fix. Which to delete.. lol
Try the following command: netsh Winsock reset
This will force Windows to rebuild the LSP stack. |
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