Then you should just restart and check for driver problem resolution. Select properties from the sound card and navigate to the driver tab to uninstall the Microsoft Teredo Tunneling-adapter Driver driver.
Mind you, you must be logged in as administrator, so clear that or check the correct permissions and passwords. Open the device manager from start menu( in the control panel you'll find "system maintenance"). If that fails you should try to uninstall the driver by the device manager: Then browse the computer, and pick network adapter, Microsoft and Microsoft teredo tunneling adapter from the list of driver. Go to the Microsoft Teredo Tunneling-adapter Driver and right click to Update Driver Software. If you are going for the manual installment there are a few recommended actions: All your programs would need to be reinstalled.Įdited by JohnC_21, 09 June 2018 - 08:40 AM.When encountering Microsoft Teredo Tunneling-adapter Driver driver problems you must decide whether to fix these yourself (which sometimes get complicated), or to use a driver installer, which is easier, but costs around $29.95. Hopefully somebody else can give you additional ones.Įdit: I did not go through this thread and look at the solutions or links so if the above has already been attempted, sorryĮdit Edit: This is not the most optimal solution but Windows 10 allows you to do a reset with the option to keep files. Wait for your PC to restart and see if that fixes the problem.
If the above does not work then do a Network Reset in Windows 10 Type the following commands.Īfter rebooting see if Teredo is in Device Manager or is able to be installed using Legacy Hardware.
If the command fails then you will need to enable the command prompt. I have never run into this problem but firstly make sure you have the tunneling driver in System32\Drivers\tunnel.sys.
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