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Fix Your Connection Problems! [Winsock Patch]

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Fix Your Connection Problems! [Winsock Patch]
Fix your internet problems with the Winsock Patch! It will not fix them all, but what it doesn't fix, feel free to ask me questions about it and I will help you the best I can.

This helped with my home wireless connection. It would say connected and have an excellent signal, but would act as if it wasn't connected. My main computer was also acting this way.


Step one: Download the Winsock Patch
Step two: Run the Winsock Patch
Step three: Restart your computer when it tells you to.
Step four: Tell me your results.


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If I am correct. you aren't allowed to post apps without testing them and providing information about what actions they take...What would this do? filter out connections across the LAN from other computers to somehow boost the connection?....Or What?...You need to elaborate on what you are submitting.
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Aleena wrote:
If I am correct. you aren't allowed to post apps without testing them and providing information about what actions they take...What would this do? filter out connections across the LAN from other computers to somehow boost the connection?....Or What?...You need to elaborate on what you are submitting.


The Winsock Patch is a Windows utilty that resets and restores Windows Internet settings to their default status. It is very useful when repairing a broken Internet connection.
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The Winsock Patch is a Windows utilty that resets and restores Windows Internet settings to their default status. It is very useful when repairing a broken Internet connection.


So...Why don't they just return them to the default settings manually?...
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Aleena wrote:
So...Why don't they just return them to the default settings manually?...


Much more easier to just run a program?
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It's actually more work to download it then to run it when you can just open up Internet Explorer and go to settings and restore it to default.