Any ideas why my Win2K cmd.exe screen displays gibberish when executing TCP/IP related commands?
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Your network settings may somehow be changed after your known configuration.
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I tried in Command -Prompt in Windows XP, hope it is the same.\nI typed in [exit] (without the brackets).
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Go to Start, Run, and type IPCONFIG as the program to run.  You should get a dialogue box with all of the current settings for your TCP/IP assignment.\n\nNote:  Older versions of Windows, type WINIPFG instead.
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cmd.exe is command prompt, so try this, go to run and type in cmd\nblack window should come.
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Put all the scripting commands in the file /etc/rc.local.\nThis script will be executed after all the init scripts are executed during every boot.You can put your own initialization stuff in here if you don't want to do the full Sys V init stuff.\nType the commands after the line touch /var/lock/subsys/local in the file.\n\nFor many purposes this file has been used.\nFor example:\n1. IP_forward ( echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward )\n2. Rejecting and accepting of TCP and UDP packets by Iptables and NAT services.\n3. To display the login banner. Type "echo "Welcome to /n">/etc/issue will cause you to display message \n"Welcome to <hostname>" instead of Linux release and kernel version.
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Go to START then Run then type winipcfg in the "open" box and click "ok".
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Go to speedguide and use there tcp/ip analyzer/optimizer to see where the problems in your system are at
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Install the latest service pack for Win2k...u can download it from microsoft website.....
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run-cmd\nnetsend computername or ip address "massage"
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Press ALT + CTRL + DEL twice.\n\nIf that doesnt work, Reboot your computer to Command Prompt mode and type\n\nFORMAT C:
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Type ipconfig/?\nto see all the switches & explanations\n\nThe /? part shows information on switches for nearly all of windows command line applications\n\n\nNotice that the space doesn't matter. Try it out if you don't believe me
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Type TRACERT address  at the DOS prompt.  I have XP here and it works fine.\n\nPS- Anybody that might run TRACERT needs to have a shortcut on the desktop to CMD.
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You could ping it offcourse. Just type "ping hostname" into the console/prompt.
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Although I do not clearly see what you could have clicked to do that, for Windows XP the solution to restore your TCP/IP settings is simple.  Just go to Start->Run and type "netsh int ip reset log.txt" and restart your computer.\n\nIf that does not resolve you speed issue, run a spyware scan like the one at http://housecall.trendmicro.com
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Mine did the same thing and found out that when it happens svchost.exe is hogging at close to 100% CPU. \n\nThere were 2 culprits doing it-- Windows autoupdate and Wireless auto configuration.  I just disabled both on system services.
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you can just use the command prompt (cmd) in windows and type ipconfig.
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download this software, it repairs ur TCP and IP,\nIts about 400 kb\n\nhttp://www.download.com/XP-TCP-IP-Repair/3000-2094_4-10410930.html