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help fixing microsoft teredo tunneling adapter win 7


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wharriss

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I first noticed the problem when I tried to print an email with my epson xp-400 printer

 

It didn't print, so I looked under devices and printers and saw the yellow trouble sign on my HP Pavilion Elite PC

 

I ran the windows troubleshooter and the error message came up with problem with the teredo tunneling adapter.

The troubleshooter searched for the driver but said the installation did not install properly.

 

I do not know what caused this problem. Nothing I did unusual. My last windows up date was a "hotfix" installed 2/27/15

Under device manager it shows this tunnel adapter "unable to start) code10

 

I am running norton 360 premier antivirus and paid version of MBAM

 

I found several "solutions" for this problem in a web search but I am not confident to follow such advice as I would be following the advice on this great forum

 

Thanks for any help offered

 

SORRY I JUST REALIZED THIS POST SHOULD BE UNDER WINDOWS 7 OPERATING SYSTEM, NOT THIS ONE


Edited by wharriss, 02 March 2015 - 10:56 PM.

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Hello wharriss,

 

Create a new restore point then uninstall the teredo tunneling adapter in the Device Manager, restart the computer and see if the device is successfully reinstalled.

 

Let us know how it goes.


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thanks for taking my post phillpower2

 

I followed the steps you outlined

 

tunneling adapter did not reinstall.

the name is missing from the list of network adapters in device manager.

 

What do I need to do to reinstall the adapter?

 

Thanks


Edited by wharriss, 03 March 2015 - 12:46 PM.

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The device may in fact not need to be installed at all, does the computer still connect to the internet.

 

If you do not already use it the HP product auto detect tool will help with obtaining the correct drivers etc details here

 

You are welcome btw wharriss  :)


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Have you made any progress with this wharriss, an update would be appreciated.


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I could not get the adapter to install and start.

 

I am connecting with no problems to the internet and my epsom wireless printer, so I think I will just live without the adapter


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A good laymans explanation of what Teredo Tunneling is for here: http://www.bleepingc...l/#entry3390932

 

 

Teredo tunneling is a transition technology that gives full IPv6 connectivity for IPv6-capable hosts which are on the IPv4 Internet but which have no direct native connection to an IPv6 network. At the moment most home systems connected to the internet do not have native IPv6 connectivity and as more websites move to the new system teredo tunneling needs to be used so our IPv4 sytsems can have access and process IPv6 address data.
The limitations of IPv4 mean that over the next few years the world would run out of new internet addresses so hence the move to IPv6. Teredo tunneling is intended to be only a temporary measure: in the long term, all IPv6 hosts should use native IPv6 connectivity. ISP's have a lot of work to do still before this becomes reality though.

The reality is that at the moment you can get away without it. I have IPv6 disabled on my network to avoid confusion with legacy machine equipment, I've never missed it in the slightest... Not saying this won't change in the future though.

 


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For anyone who may have this issue in the future.

 

Enable Tunnel/Teredo  http://go.microsoft....?linkid=9732131

Disable Tunnel/Teredo http://go.microsoft....?linkid=9728871

 

Source: http://support.micro...en-us/kb/929852


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Thanks Rockmilk  :thumbsup:


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:D


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Thanks rockmilk

 After running the two fixit programs you provided,  my teredo tunneling adapter is now showing as a hidden device under network adapters and in properties it is showing that this device is working properly.


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Good to know, and glad to have helped. :)


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