title: netsh winsock reset - What does it do and why did my wireless card not establish a good connection until I used the command?
body: <p>I am wondering exactly what the command <code>netsh winsock reset</code> does specifically and why/how it fixed my wireless issue I have been having for the last few months- on my Windows 10 computer.</p>
  
  <p>I have read the wiki on winsock and have been doing research/found articles on sockets and it's functionality but I have not been able to find any solid explanation as to why/how this could have affected my wireless connections. I would try to connect and it would connect but claim to have "no internet access". It would connect but not load any webpages and such.</p>
  
  <p>Can someone explain to me why/how using the commands <code>netsh int ip reset</code> and <code>netsh winsock reset</code> ultimately solved my issue with this? After running the commands the issue has been resolved. I am just wanting a deeper understanding.</p>