I have this in my network Devices that is giving me a problem. It is showing there is no driver available for it. I disable it, then I get error codes about it being disabled. I have searched at MS and cant seem to find anything.
Any help out there???
-
-
If you disable IPv6 - which you should do unless you have a specific need to use it (such as your office only runs on IPv6), because some A/V can't properly scan IPv6 traffic that's tunneled in through IPv4 (that's the normal way IPv6 is piggy-backed on IPv4 right now), which means that having IPv6 enabled for no particularly good reason, such as "that's the way it came from Microsoft" is a potential virus/malware vulnerability - you will probably then be able to disable the 6 to 4 adapter without getting the error codes about it being disabled.
-
Shyster, You got my head spinning on that one, but I understand the jest of it. Can you PLEASE give me a "how to" on how to disable IPv6?
It gave me the BSOD today for the 1st time on my puter, I gotta figure this out. -
If you go to "Network Connections" and right-click on the icon for your wireless adapter, then select the "properties" item on the pop-up context menu, you should get a dialogue box that, in the middle part, shows what protocols/services are installed for your wireless adapter. One of those, with the tick box ticked, should be something that says something like Microsoft IPv6. If you see that, untick the box for that component, and that should disable IPv6.
-
I just checked that and I dont have any selection for that. I have been reading on the MS Tech, which gave some interesting stuff as well. Looks like alot of people are having this problem.
Thanks -
Network and sharing center
Manage network connections
Right click on your network adapter and go into properties
Allow user account control
Uncheck v6
It all should be there
Alex -
What Is A Microsoft 6To4 Adapter?
Discussion in 'Networking and Wireless' started by Toyo, Apr 27, 2009.