Uninstalling the QoS Packet Scheduler
The QoS Packet Scheduler is used for managing network traffic. To uninstall it, run the following command:
1 | netcfg -u ms_pacer |
Uninstalling the LLTD I/O Driver
The LLTD I/O Driver is used for network topology discovery. To uninstall it, run the following command:
1 | netcfg -u ms_lltdio |
Uninstalling the LLTD Responder
The LLTD Responder is used for responding to network topology discovery requests. To uninstall it, run the following command:
1 | netcfg -u ms_rspndr |
Disabling IPv6 Protocols and Services
To disable IPv6-related protocols and services, run the following commands:
1 2 3 4 | netcfg -u net6_filternetcfg -u ms_tcpip6_tunnelnetcfg -u ms_tcpip6netcfg -u ms_wanarpv6 |
Steps to Run the Commands
- Open Command Prompt with administrative privileges.
- Copy and paste the desired Netcfg command into the Command Prompt.
- Press Enter to execute the command.
Example Script
Here is a batch script that combines the above commands for easy execution:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 | @echo offREM Uninstall QoS Packet Schedulernetcfg -u ms_pacerREM Uninstall LLTD I/O Drivernetcfg -u ms_lltdioREM Uninstall LLTD Respondernetcfg -u ms_rspndrREM Disable IPv6 Protocols and Servicesnetcfg -u net6_filternetcfg -u ms_tcpip6_tunnelnetcfg -u ms_tcpip6netcfg -u ms_wanarpv6REM Output completion messageecho Network components have been uninstalled successfully.pause |
Save the script as a .bat file and run it with administrative privileges to uninstall the specified network components.
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