Software XP TCP/IP Repair download

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Is Spyware and/or Adware messing up your internet connection after you have uninstalled it? Has your internet connection slowed down and you just don't know why? Have you used an Internet Optimizer that just didn't optimize your internet, instead it made it slower? If you answered yes to any of the questions above, then XP TCP/IP Repair may help fix your internet connection and possibly even protect your privacy.
(description, more information, click here - Repair your Windows XP Winsock and TCP/IP registry errors)

File size: 463 Kb

XP TCP/IP Repair is a Graphical User Interface (GUI) for commands in Windows XP® that repair your TCP/IP registry settings and your Winsock LSP's.

(Repair your Windows XP Winsock and TCP/IP registry errors)

This is the download page for XP TCP/IP Repair - Is Spyware and/or Adware messing up your internet connection after you have uninstalled it?

Has your internet connection slowed down and you just don't know why?

Have you used an Internet Optimizer that just didn't optimize your internet, instead it made it slower?

If you answered yes to any of the questions above, then XP TCP/IP Repair may help fix your internet connection and possibly even protect your privacy.

XP TCP/IP Repair is a Graphical User Interface (GUI) for commands in Windows XP that repair your TCP/IP registry settings and your Winsock LSP's.

Instead of having trying to remember long confusing command line commands you can now just click a button.

What is an LSP?

Layered Service Providers (LSP) are small pieces of software that can be added or inserted into the Windows TCP/IP handler by other software. Data outward bound from your computer to a legitimate destination on the Internet can be intercepted by an LSP and sent somewhere other than where you intend it to go.

 

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