To reset the TCP/IP stack in Windows 10, you can use either a manual command-line method or a built-in graphical interface.
The Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) stack is the core networking component of Windows 10. Corruption due to malware, improper software installation, or incorrect configuration can lead to network issues such as IP address conflicts, inability to obtain a DHCP lease, DNS resolution failures, or intermittent connectivity. This paper outlines two primary methods to reset the TCP/IP stack to a clean state using built-in Windows tools. reset tcp ip windows 10