Resetting the network on a HUAWEI computer
| Resetting the network on a HUAWEI computer |
If you cannot access the Internet due to a network conflict, you can reset the network to solve this problem.
Resetting the network settings will remove and reinstall all network adapters, and restore all other network settings to their factory defaults. After resetting the network, you'll need to reconnect your computer to the Internet.
Detailed operations (Click the following link to go to the corresponding operation):
Method 1: Reset the network through system settings
Method 2: Reset the network through the CLI
Method 1: Reset the network through system settings
- On the taskbar at the bottom, click
and go to 
Settings > 
Network & internet > Advanced network settings (Windows 10: Click Network & Internet).
- Click Network reset.
- Click Reset now. In the displayed Network reset window, click Yes. Wait until the computer automatically restarts.
Some computer systems may display a message indicating that Windows will shut down in 5 minutes. Wait for 5 minutes until the computer automatically restarts.
Method 2: Reset the network through the CLI
- Search for "Windows PowerShell" in the search box on the taskbar and select Run as administrator.
- Run the following commands in sequence. After the commands are executed, follow the onscreen instructions and restart the computer to reset the network.
- Enter netsh winsock reset and press Enter.
- Enter netsh int ip reset and press Enter.
- Enter ipconfig /release (there is a space between "ipconfig" and "/") and press Enter.
- Enter ipconfig /renew (there is a space between "ipconfig" and "/") and press Enter.
- Enter ipconfig /flushdns (there is a space between "ipconfig" and "/") and press Enter.
- Enter ipconfig /registerdns (there is a space between "ipconfig" and "/") and press Enter.
- Enter netsh winsock reset and press Enter.
To learn more:
The network speed is slow when my HUAWEI computer is connected to a Wi-Fi network