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720 Remote Computer Could not be Established 1738views July 9, 2016 July 26, 2016 admin 3 The corrupted Wan Miniports are causing Error 720 for some Windows users. If you are getting this error, follow error 720 windows 7 the below mentioned steps to solve this issue. Procedure 1: Reset TCP IP error 720 windows 8 Protocol Step 1: Try resetting TCP IP protocol by entering following command in Command Prompt netsh int ip reset resetlog.txt error 720 a connection to the remote computer could not be established Step 2: Now reboot your system and reconnect Ivacy VPN. If it does not solve problem, then try the next procedure. Procedure 2: Reset Network Step 1: Open Control Panel, then open
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Add Remove Programs and go to Windows components. Uncheck networking. Step 2: Now restart your computer. Step 3: Repeat step 1 and check networking Step 4: Open “Command” window by typing ‘cmd’ in “Run”. Type the following command and press “Enter”: netsh int ip reset.log Now enter the following command and press “Enter”: ipconfig / flushdns Procedure 3: Reinstall Mini Ports Step 1: Create a Restore error 720 windows 10 Point Creating a Restore Point in Windows 7 Open “Computer” Properties from “Start Menu”, then open “System”. Open “System Protection” tab from left pane. Enter administrator username and password if required. Open “System Protection” tab from top navigation bar and click “Create”. In the dialog box, type a relevant description and click “Create”. Creating a Restore Point in Windows 8 Press “Windows key” + “F” and type for ‘Create Restore’ in search box. Now click on “Files” above the search box and select “Settings” from the drop-down menu. Now click “Create a Restore Point”. Open “System Protection” tab from top navigation bar and click “Create”. In the dialog box, type a relevant description and click “Create”. Step 2: Uninstall non-working miniports Before removing non-working mini ports, note them at a safe place. You will need this later. Now follow the below mentioned procedure: Open “Device Manager” (Windows 8: right click on bottom left side of the screen and select “Device Manager”, Windows 7: Open “Computer Properties” and click on “Device Manager”) Now click “View” and select “Show Hidden Devices” Click on “Network adapters”. Now right click on non-working Miniports and and click on “U
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