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Reset network settings on Windows 10/Windows 11

Resetting network settings is an effective method of troubleshooting common network connection issues

Overview

 

Occasionally you may need to reset your network settings when facing trouble connecting to a network. When you initiate a network reset, it removes and re-adds the adapter settings currently installed on your system.

 

Reset Network Settings in Windows 10

 

1. Open Settings.

 
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2. Click on Network & Internet.

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3. Click on Status.

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4. Click on Network reset.

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5. Click the Reset Now button.

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6. Click Yes to confirm and restart your computer.

*Note: This process may take a few minutes.

 

For Windows 11

 

1. Head to Start, Settings, Network & Internet.

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2. Click Advanced network settings.

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3. Scroll down on the right side and click on Network reset.

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4. Click on Reset now to complete the reset and reboot.

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After reboot, all your network adapters will be reset to their factory settings.

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