Anitspyware disables SP2 firewall

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After downloading AS beta I found that my firewall was
not starting [error 10047 : an address incompatible with
requested protocol use] .
I have since uninstalled the AS beta but the problem
persists. So I am now left without an antispyware or a
firewall ... any suggestions ?
 
This error is not one I've seen before, but please try this and let us know
whether it provides progress.

At a command prompt, type:

netsh winsock reset

and hit the enter key.

Restart the machine, and see how the networking works.
 
Had a similar (not exact) situation with NIS 2005. A system restore worked
for me.
 
Worked for me great!! Thanks.
-----Original Message-----
This error is not one I've seen before, but please try this and let us know
whether it provides progress.

At a command prompt, type:

netsh winsock reset

and hit the enter key.

Restart the machine, and see how the networking works.

After downloading AS beta I found that my firewall was
not starting [error 10047 : an address incompatible with
requested protocol use] .
I have since uninstalled the AS beta but the problem
persists. So I am now left without an antispyware or a
firewall ... any suggestions ?
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Great--Microsoft has written a KB article to describe this issue and the
fixes in more detail:

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/892350

Worked for me great!! Thanks.
-----Original Message-----
This error is not one I've seen before, but please try this and let us know
whether it provides progress.

At a command prompt, type:

netsh winsock reset

and hit the enter key.

Restart the machine, and see how the networking works.

After downloading AS beta I found that my firewall was
not starting [error 10047 : an address incompatible with
requested protocol use] .
I have since uninstalled the AS beta but the problem
persists. So I am now left without an antispyware or a
firewall ... any suggestions ?
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