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Fix Common Computer Network Issues
2008-10-03 01:29:20 by Myhouse in MS Windows Vista Compatible Software
 

Are you experiencing problems with your computer network? Are these error messages appearing?:

  • Unable to clear the DNS cache
  • Unable to renew your IP address
  • An operation was performed on something that is not a socket
  • Unable to clear the ARP cache

If so, here are some potential solutions for Windows XP/Vista.

  1. Check to make sure your computer is on and is connected to a network.
  2. Be aware that Windows has a built in function to repair a network connection. This function can give valuable information in the form of an error message if you know what you are looking for. Some common error messages given are:
    • Unable to clear the DNS cache
    • Unable to renew your IP address
    • Unable to clear the ARP cache
  3. Deal with a message that states “Unable to clear the DNS cache.” When you get the message “Unable to clear the DNS cache”, this usually means that the DNS client service has been disabled. Follow these steps as an administrator to re-enable it:
    • Open the Services MMC plugin, located under Administrative Tools in the Control Panel;
    • Find the “DNS Client” service in the list presented and enter it’s properties by double-clicking it;
    • Change the Startup Type from Disabled to Manual or Automatic then click apply;
    • Either reboot or
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