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computers run IE7 and Netscape browsers, both wired into the same network
switch with hardware firewall.
I'd been unable to register my Borland C++ Builder 2006 installation on (1),
and ended up on phone support. With both computers side-by-side and trying
with both browsers, (1) gave a network error, while (2) connected to
www.codegear.com.
On Vista, I added the address to the trusted site, disabled every security
level I could find, disabled UAC, and could still not connect to the address.
Borland emailed me the registration workaround which was to start an
Administrative Command Prompt, and enter "netsh interface set tcp global
autotuninglevel=disabled".
Magically, I could register, and I could also access the web site via
browser. Upon resetting the autotuninglevel=normal, attempting to reach the
web site via browser again gave the network hardware error.
I have search the MS documents and can't find a satisfactory explanation
relating Vista-accessible controls to this netsh command, or what I might
risk by leaving autotuninglevel disabled.
I would appreciate some enlightenment on setting up Vista within Vista.
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might try a google search.
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answers.
google is too easy.
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switch with hardware firewall.
I'd been unable to register my Borland C++ Builder 2006 installation =
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Borland emailed me the registration workaround which was to start an=20
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I have search the MS documents and can't find a satisfactory =
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risk by leaving autotuninglevel disabled.
I would appreciate some enlightenment on setting up Vista within Vista.
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computers run IE7 and Netscape browsers, both wired into the same =
network=20
switch with hardware firewall.
I'd been unable to register =
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Borland C++ Builder 2006 installation on (1),
and ended up on =
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Administrative Command Prompt, and enter "netsh interface set tcp =
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Magically, I could register, =
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