How to disable Teredo Tuneling Pseudo Interface in my Windows 7?
This program randomly exists on my computer. I found it while browsing around in my computer's control panel. How do I remove or disable it?
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This program randomly exists on my computer. I found it while browsing around in my computer's control panel. How do I remove or disable it?
windows
asked Jan 10 at 9:41
Jaydeep PatelJaydeep Patel
1
add a comment |
This program randomly exists on my computer. I found it while browsing around in my computer's control panel. How do I remove or disable it?
windows
asked Jan 10 at 9:41
Jaydeep PatelJaydeep Patel
1
This program randomly exists on my computer. I found it while browsing around in my computer's control panel. How do I remove or disable it?
windows
windows
asked Jan 10 at 9:41
Jaydeep PatelJaydeep Patel
1
asked Jan 10 at 9:41
Jaydeep PatelJaydeep Patel
1
asked Jan 10 at 9:41
Jaydeep PatelJaydeep Patel
1
asked Jan 10 at 9:41
Jaydeep PatelJaydeep Patel
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asked Jan 10 at 9:41
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finally found the procedure after finding a lot,
check this url : Solution
Type CMD in the windows start menu, right-click on it and Run as Administrator.
There, type-
netsh interface teredo set state disabled
Now go to Device Manager and expand the Network Adapter option.
You will find the Tunneling Pseudo-Interface and uninstall it.
Open the CMD and type in the commands we mentioned above once again similarly.
Open Device Manager and click on Scan for the new hardware changes.
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finally found the procedure after finding a lot,
check this url : Solution
Type CMD in the windows start menu, right-click on it and Run as Administrator.
There, type-
netsh interface teredo set state disabled
Now go to Device Manager and expand the Network Adapter option.
You will find the Tunneling Pseudo-Interface and uninstall it.
Open the CMD and type in the commands we mentioned above once again similarly.
Open Device Manager and click on Scan for the new hardware changes.
edited Jan 10 at 17:27
grawity
238k37505559
answered Jan 10 at 9:42
Jaydeep PatelJaydeep Patel
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finally found the procedure after finding a lot,
check this url : Solution
Type CMD in the windows start menu, right-click on it and Run as Administrator.
There, type-
netsh interface teredo set state disabled
Now go to Device Manager and expand the Network Adapter option.
You will find the Tunneling Pseudo-Interface and uninstall it.
Open the CMD and type in the commands we mentioned above once again similarly.
Open Device Manager and click on Scan for the new hardware changes.
edited Jan 10 at 17:27
grawity
238k37505559
answered Jan 10 at 9:42
Jaydeep PatelJaydeep Patel
1
add a comment |
finally found the procedure after finding a lot,
check this url : Solution
Type CMD in the windows start menu, right-click on it and Run as Administrator.
There, type-
netsh interface teredo set state disabled
Now go to Device Manager and expand the Network Adapter option.
You will find the Tunneling Pseudo-Interface and uninstall it.
Open the CMD and type in the commands we mentioned above once again similarly.
Open Device Manager and click on Scan for the new hardware changes.
edited Jan 10 at 17:27
grawity
238k37505559
answered Jan 10 at 9:42
Jaydeep PatelJaydeep Patel
1
finally found the procedure after finding a lot,
check this url : Solution
Type CMD in the windows start menu, right-click on it and Run as Administrator.
There, type-
netsh interface teredo set state disabled
Now go to Device Manager and expand the Network Adapter option.
You will find the Tunneling Pseudo-Interface and uninstall it.
Open the CMD and type in the commands we mentioned above once again similarly.
Open Device Manager and click on Scan for the new hardware changes.
edited Jan 10 at 17:27
grawity
238k37505559
answered Jan 10 at 9:42
Jaydeep PatelJaydeep Patel
1
edited Jan 10 at 17:27
grawity
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edited Jan 10 at 17:27
grawity
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edited Jan 10 at 17:27
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answered Jan 10 at 9:42
Jaydeep PatelJaydeep Patel
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answered Jan 10 at 9:42
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answered Jan 10 at 9:42
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