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    Resetovanje Mrežne Kartice U Windows 10

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    Resetting network adapters in Windows 10 involves opening the Settings app, going to Network & Internet > Status, and clicking Network reset at the bottom. This will remove and reinstall all network adapters and reset their settings to default. The computer will then reboot and all network adapters will need to be reconfigured from scratch. Resetting is a last resort option if other troubleshooting fails to solve network connectivity issues.

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    Resetovanje Mrežne Kartice U Windows 10

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    Resetting network adapters in Windows 10 involves opening the Settings app, going to Network & Internet > Status, and clicking Network reset at the bottom. This will remove and reinstall all network adapters and reset their settings to default. The computer will then reboot and all network adapters will need to be reconfigured from scratch. Resetting is a last resort option if other troubleshooting fails to solve network connectivity issues.

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    Resetting network adapters in Windows 10 involves opening the Settings app, going to Network & Internet > Status, and clicking Network reset at the bottom. This will remove and reinstall all network adapters and reset their settings to default. The computer will then reboot and all network adapters will need to be reconfigured from scratch. Resetting is a last resort option if other troubleshooting fails to solve network connectivity issues.

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    Resetovanje Mrežne Kartice U Windows 10

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    Desperate times call for desperate measures and such is that

    moment when your internet connection doesn't want to work and


    every troubleshooting idea you had seems to fail. When such a
    situation occurs, a last resort action you can t ake is to reset your
    network adapter(s). Although you will have to set everything again
    afterwards, making the network adapter go back to its default
    settings can help you solve network connectivity problems . The
    latest version of Windows 10 offers an easy way to reset your
    network adapters and, in this guide, we will show you how this is
    done:

    NOTE: The features shared in this article apply only to Windows 10


    with Anniversary Updateor to Windows 10 Insider Preview Build
    14367 or newer. Windows 10 Anniversary Update will be available
    for free, to all Windows 10 users, as of July 2016.

    Because resetting your network adapters means that their


    configuration will go back to their defaults, before you begin, go
    through all your network settings and write them down so you'll
    know how to set them afterwards.

    How to reset all networks adapters in Windows 10


    The first step you have to take in order to be able to reset all the
    networks adapters found on your Windows 10 computer or device,
    is to open the Settings app. The fastest way to do that is to
    simultaneously press the Windows + I keys on your keyboard.

    Enter the Network & Internet settings category.

    If it's not already selected, click or tap the Status section in the


    column on the left.
    On the right side of the window, scroll until you reach the bottom of
    the list of settings. There, you should see a link called Network
    reset. Click or tap on it.

    The Settings app will open a view called Network reset , where


    you're told that "This will remove then reinstall all your network
    adapters, and set other networking components back to their
    original settings. You might need to reinstall other networking
    software afterwards, such as VPN client software or virtual
    switches."

    If you're okay with all that and you want to go ahead with resetting
    your network adapters, click or tap the Reset now button.

    Windows 10 will ask you to confirm that you want to reset your
    network adapters. If you do, click or tap on Yes.

    If you went ahead and chose to reset your network adapters,


    Windows 10 informs you that your computer or device will shut
    down in 5 minutes. Close the notification and save anything you are
    working on, before this timer expires.

    Note that, if you don't want to wait those 5 minutes, you can
    also reboot your Windows 10 computer or device manually. The end
    result will be the same.

    After your computer or device reboots, all your network adapters


    are reset and need to be reconfigured again. This is also includes
    setting whether you want your Windows 10 device to be
    discoverable by other devices on your network.

    You will also have to reconfigure everything about your network


    adapters from scratch. If you use a proxy or a VPN , you will have
    to configure those also.

    Conclusion
    Resetting your network adapters in Windows 10 is not complicated
    and it only requires you a couple of clicks (6 to 10, depending on
    how you go about) . However, even if it is easy to reset your
    network adapters, it might not be just as easy to configure them
    again so that everything works as it should. Before going ahead
    with this, make sure that there are no other troubleshooting options
    for solving your network connectivity problems. If you have
    questions, don't hesitate to leave us a comment in the section
    below.

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