Install Microsoft Teredo Tunneling Adapter
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Hi, Additional information will help us to identify the cause of this issue. We would like to know the steps that you have taken. Meanwhile, we would suggest that you follow these steps to install Microsoft Teredo Tunnel Adapter Driver: • Press Windows key + R to open Run dialog. • Type hdwwiz.cpl, and then press Enter to open Device Manager. • Click on Network Adapters from the list. • Click on Actions tab at the top.
• Select Add Legacy Hardware. • Click on Next button. • Make sure that Search for and install the hardware automatically (Recommended) option is selected, and then click on Next button. • Click on Next button again. • Under Common hardware types selection, look for Network Adapters and click on it. • Click on Next button. • Under Manufacturer column, select Microsoft.
• Under Network Adapter column, select Microsoft Teredo Tunneling Adapter • Click on Next button. • Click on Next button again. • Click on Finish. We look forward for your response. Here are some instructions that work (for some systems): Let's see. As usual we know absolutely nothing about your system.
Sorry that didn't work and I don't know how to recreate the problem so don't have any other ideas at the moment. Those instructions (of mine) don't say anything about installing a driver (I didn't have to) so if you have been following some other wild goose chase ideas it could be that your Teredo is somehow too afflicted and since I can't recreate the problem can't come up with ways to fix it (and I am not one for making suggestions that begin with the word 'try'). You could ask your question in the HP community because sometimes there are actual support people from HP that reply to questions out there. Here is what mine looks like in Device Manager - if your doesn't look like this maybe you can adjust it: The mediocre teacher tells.
The good teacher explains. The superior teacher demonstrates. The following doesn't answer your question (as far as I know, you can't download a driver for the Microsoft Teredo Tunneling adapter). However, other than the understandable desire to not have warning icons showing in Device Manager, the odds are that you really do not need the Microsoft Teredo Tunneling adapter.
Why do you think you do need it? Assuming that the Microsoft Teredo Tunneling adapter is showing in your Device Manager with the warning icon, right-click on it and select 'Uninstall.' Reboot the computer. • Does the entry return? • If it does return, is there a warning icon?
• If it doesn't return, what negative effects are you experiencing? I don't have personal experience with the following advice. The Microsoft Teredo Tunneling adapter is not installed in my Windows 7 Pro system, it does not show at all in Device Manager, and as far as I can tell, there are no adverse consequences to this situation. If the Microsoft Teredo Tunneling adapter is showing in your Device Manager with a warning icon, open the Registry Editor (click Start, type regedit, press Enter, and respond as needed to the UAC prompt). Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE SYSTEM CURRENTCONTROLSET SERVICES TCPIP6 PARAMETERS Look in the right pane: if there is an item named DisabledComponents and its value is not 0, right-click on the item, select 'Modify' and change the value to 0.