2012-01-25, 11:25 PM
Many people don't know that refreshing your network setting swill also improve game play, I am going to make a walk-through to show people how to create a flush.bat file that will refresh their network settings which will help you out in the long run.
Step 1: Click on the Start menu and go to All Programs. Go to Accessories and open Notepad.
Step 2: In Notepad, copy & paste the following commands which will be run to refresh a computers network settings.
ipconfig /release
ipconfig /flushdns
ipconfig /renew
They should be lined up in notepad exactly how you see it above.
The release switch will release your current IP address settings. The flushdns switch will flush the DNS resolver cache. The renew switch will renew your IP address settings.
Step 3: Now click on the File menu and select Save As. Change the Save As Type field to All Files located near the bottom of the window. Now enter a File Name such as Flush.bat without the quotes. It is important that you put the .bat extension on the end of the file name or you will not be able to execute it as a batch file. Choose a Save In location and click the Save button to save it.
I normally keep mine saved to Desktop for easy access.
Hope this helps so enjoy.
Step 1: Click on the Start menu and go to All Programs. Go to Accessories and open Notepad.
Step 2: In Notepad, copy & paste the following commands which will be run to refresh a computers network settings.
ipconfig /release
ipconfig /flushdns
ipconfig /renew
They should be lined up in notepad exactly how you see it above.
The release switch will release your current IP address settings. The flushdns switch will flush the DNS resolver cache. The renew switch will renew your IP address settings.
Step 3: Now click on the File menu and select Save As. Change the Save As Type field to All Files located near the bottom of the window. Now enter a File Name such as Flush.bat without the quotes. It is important that you put the .bat extension on the end of the file name or you will not be able to execute it as a batch file. Choose a Save In location and click the Save button to save it.
I normally keep mine saved to Desktop for easy access.
Hope this helps so enjoy.

