How to Reset Network Settings in Windows 10

 1. Go to Start menu > Settings, then select Network and Internet.

2. In the left navigation pane, select Status to make sure you're viewing the network status window. Then scroll down until you see the Network Reset link.

3. Click the Network Reset link and review the Network Reset information message. When you're prepared to network your reset settings, select Reset now.

4. Select Yes in the network reset confirmation window. This will initiate the reset process and restart your computer.

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6. When the computer restarts, you'll notice that your network connection isn't active. This is because your network card reset and released its previous connection. Just select the network icon, pick the network you want to reconnect to, and choose Connect.

7. If your TCP/IP settings are set to automatically detect, your network connection should detect the appropriate network settings and connect to the internet without any problems.

Fixing Any Remaining Settings:

If you configured a VPN client or other network software before the network reset, you may need to reconfigure them to get them working again.

Fixing this software is as simple as opening the VPN software and entering your IP and other settings like you did when you originally installed the software.

If you were connecting to a corporate network using a proxy server, you may need to reconfigure your proxy server settings.

1. Select the Start menu and type Internet Options. Select Internet Options.

2. In the Internet Options window, select the Connections tab.

3. Select the LAN settings button, and in the LAN Settings window, select Use a proxy server for your LAN. In the Address field, type the address for your corporate LAN proxy server. Select OK on both windows to accept the changes.

4. You may need to restart your computer for the changes to take effect, and your network card to reconnect to your corporate network.