Disable Ipv6 to Troubleshoot Internet Connectivity Issues on

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1. Disable IPv6 a Network Adapter

Step 1

Press the Windows + R Key combination to open the Run command window, then enter Ncpa. cpl There and press Enter .

Step 2

Now the screen shows the Network Adapter list window. Right-click the Network Adapter you are using, select Properties .

Step 3

Next on the Properties window, click the Networking Tab, here you uncheck the Internet Protocol Version 6 option (TCP / Ipv6).

After finishing, click OK to Finish.

2. Disable IPv6 on all Network Adapters

Step 1

Press the Windows + R Key combination to open the Run command window. Here you enter Regedit And then press Enter To open the Registry Editor window.

Step 2

On the Registry Editor window, navigate to the key:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEMCurrentControlSetServicesTcpip6Parameters

Make sure the path is correct.

Black out Parameters To see items in the right pane. Find the key named DisabledComponents .

Step 3

If you don't see the DisabledComponents key in the right pane, your task is to create a new key by clicking Parameters, then click Edit In the top corner => select New => DWORD (32-bit) Value .

Step 4

Double-click DisabledComponents . To disable IPv6 for all Network Adapters, in the Vaule data Frame you set it to 0ffffffff .

If, when needed to re-activate IPv6, you do the same steps and set the value in the Value Data Frame to 0 And then click OK.

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Good luck!