[headwayne]

I get a reply that this command needs an elevation. I thought perhaps this meant that I needed to be signed in as administrator and I am so obviously that guess was incorrect.
Then i thought perhaps i should try it in caps. NOT

I have used this in the past to clear things up so i would not get the message that there is a problem with my connection when there is not when i try clicking on links. It does not occur even half the time but it is annoying just the same. Occasionally I will use cleanup and flush that way and believe it or not while that message is on the screen another screen will pop up with the link I was trying to obtain.
I clean up everyday and also scan for cooties.

Thank you, I just do not understand what I am doing differently that the command gives me that reply. I am not using Vista not XP could that be the challenge ???

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If you are using the command prompt, it's probably that which needs 'elevating', not the user account you're currently using. Right-click the command-prompt shortcut and select "Run as administrator", then type your flush DNS command.

Edited by phillipcorcoran, 13 July 2010 - 02:42 PM.

[phillipcorcoran]

If you are using the command prompt, it's probably that which needs 'elevating', not the user account you're currently using. Right-click the command-prompt shortcut and select "Run as administrator", then type your flush DNS command.

Edited by phillipcorcoran, 13 July 2010 - 02:42 PM.