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Clearing the ARP cache

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 bnkjnbk -
Please help me!
When I click on repair, it gives me the following message: Windows could not repair the problem because the following operation was not completed: Clearing the ARP cache.

How can I solve the problem?

I am using Windows XP

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Answer 1 / 16
mumu
 
Hello,
I have the same problem:
when I connect to a local network, my computer disconnects after a certain time.
I try to fix it, and the following error message appears: Clearing the ARP cache when I want to repair?
Can you help me? Thanks.
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Answer 2 / 16
h2b1 Posted messages 21 Status Member 8
 
You need to stop the "ROUTING AND REMOTE ACCESS" service, after that it works fine.
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Answer 3 / 16
h2b1 Posted messages 21 Status Member 8
 
Thank you to Kross.

I did see that under DOS, the command ARP/? provides many parameters, but it’s still easier to stop the Routing and Remote Access service and set it to manual to resolve the issue once and for all.
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Answer 4 / 16
FRKY
 
Thank you
however it hasn't really changed?
I tried manual and disabled for Routing & Remote Access (control panel - admin tools - System - service)
I had the impression the first few times that the duration between each disabling was getting longer, but eventually it cut out after 5 minutes
And I still have to reboot the PC
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Answer 5 / 16
marilou79
 
I am on Windows XP, when I try to repair it says Windows could not repair ARP memory clearing
Thank you for your response.
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h2b1
 
I indeed saw that under DOS, the command ARP/? gives many parameters, but it's still simpler to stop the Routing and Remote Access service and set it to manual to solve the problem once and for all.
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bnkjnbk
 
how do you actually do that??
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Answer 6 / 16
line6 Posted messages 159 Status Member 31
 
I solved my problem by resetting my Livebox.
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Answer 7 / 16
FRKY
 
Hello,

Thank you again for your help,

Is there a way to check if Routing & Remote Access is enabled without going through System - Services? (command prompt...?)
I will try to remove the static IP tonight, but I don't think there is a connection, right?
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Answer 8 / 16
Ekinfox
 
- ARP Command -

Check ''Wireless Network Connection Status'' and note the following parameters:
Interface / IP Address 192.168.0.X IP address assigned by the router to the computer
Internet Address / Gateway 192.168.0.250 Gateway IP address (check the last digit)
Internet Address / DHCP 192.168.0.1 DHCP server IP address (may be identical to gateway)

Under Windows - Start - Run
type the command CMD, then at the prompt:
C:\ARP -A and note the physical address [00-1E-2A-F8-B9-B2]

C:\ARP -S [gateway address] [physical address]
C:\ARP -S [DHCP address] [physical address] if different from the Gateway
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Answer 9 / 16
line6 Posted messages 159 Status Member 31
 
Hello,

Have you resolved your issue and how, thank you all, I'm sending out an SOS.
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Answer 10 / 16
elodie
 
Same problem please help!!
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Answer 11 / 16
h2b1
 
How was this problem solved?? There is no answer.
Thank you
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Answer 12 / 16
kross
 
Hello,
I doubt this is the solution, but you can always try manually clearing the ARP cache by going to Start > Run > cmd and then arp -d *
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Answer 13 / 16
h2b1
 
Hello,
I'm sorry that it's not working for you.
However, please check if Routing and Remote Access are disabled after startup. You need to disable the service permanently.
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Answer 14 / 16
h2b1
 
I don’t know any other way to check it.
As for the static IP address, it is indeed not related.
Regards.
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Answer 15 / 16
hela
 
Same problem, I'm waiting for a response from specialists.
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Answer 16 / 16
FRKY
 
I have the same problem

Arp -d* didn’t change anything,
I couldn't find a solution on the forums,

I switched to a fixed IP.

When I have interruptions (it happened in Ethernet & Wifi) what’s annoying is that I have to reboot my computer when the problem occurs... (the interruptions happen every 2 to 20 minutes)

Thank you.
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