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If your network stopped working after a recent update, try uninstalling the network adapter. After uninstalling, restarting your computer will connect it to the latest driver. To Uninstall a Network Adapter Driver in Windows 10: 1. Click the Windows icon in the bottom left corner of the screen, and type Device Manager into the Search bar. 2. The Device Manager...
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To Reset TCP / IP Stack in Windows 10. 1. Click the Start button in the bottom left corner of the screen. 2. Type Command Prompt in the Search bar. Then right-click on the Command Prompt icon, and select Run as administrator . 3. If prompted, select Yes to allow changes to be made to computer. 4. Type in netsh int ip reset , and press ...
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Sometimes Firewalls can affect connectivity. You can see if the connection issue is caused by a firewall by turning it off temporarily and then trying to visit a website you trust. IMPORTANT NOTE: Turning off your Firewall makes your PC more vulnerable to hackers, worms, or viruses. Turn it back on as soon as possible. To Turn On / Off Firewalls in Windows 10: 1. Click on...
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Network Reset can solve connection problems that might occur after upgrading versions or fix problems connecting to shared network drives. Reset removes all network adapters and adapter settings from your PC. After you restart your computer, any network adapters are reinstalled, and the settings re-enabled. This should be your last resort. To Use Network Reset in Windows 10: ...
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An outdated Network Adapter Driver can result in connection issues - especially after upgrading to Windows 10. To check if this may be the cause, please see the following instructions. To Update Your Network Adapter in Windows 10: 1. Click the Start button in the bottom left-hand corner of the screen, and type Device Manager in the Search bar. 2. The Device...
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Windows 10: Generate a Wireless Network Report 1. Click the Start button in the bottom left corner of the screen. 2. Type in command prompt , right click on the Command Prompt icon, and select Run as administrator . 3. If prompted, select Yes to allow changes to be made to computer. 4. Once the Administrator: Command Prompt window opens,...
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Determine if you are on the LSU Domain in Windows 8.1: 1. Mouse over the bottom right of your screen and click Settings . 2. Select PC info from the Settings panel that appears on the right. 3. In the section entitled Computer name, domain, and workgroup settings: If you DO see lsu.edu identified as the Domain, this means that: YES , you...
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Once in a while, the user may find it necessary to edit the registry to change Windows 7 configuration. NOTE : Before any registry editing, make sure to back up the entries within the registry. 1. Open the Start menu and type 'regedit' into the search box. 2. Select the program 'regedit ' from the list of options displayed. 3. If prompted, select Yes to allow...
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General Activation Information: Before you can have a Successful Activation, your System Clock Time MUST MATCH the LSU KMS Server System Clock Time . If they DO NOT match, you MUST Manually Change your System Clock Time to match. Make sure the Time Zone is set to: CST ( Central Standard Time ). Fix this Error & Complete Activation: 1....
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Important Licensing Information Activating Windows using the Enterprise Server method will require you to connect to the license server every 180-days. If installing on a computer that will not come to campus, or if using the VPN is cumbersome, use an alternative activation method: LSU Students: Refer to On The Hub (Students) to find information on how to receive a ...
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