Resetting TCP/IP Settings on Windows 8

Question

Apparently, there's a command:

netsh int ip reset

which resets TCP/IP settings for Windows XP/Vista/7, but I'm not sure that it works correctly on Windows 8.

When I typed the command under command prompt (Admin) I got two errors as pointed out in the screenshot:

Resetting , failed.  
Access is denied.

At the end it said Resetting , OK!, so how do I confirm if it worked or not?

Solution

run ProcMon in background while runing the command and filter for Access Denied errors in the Result column.

Comments

[Keltari]

Just double checking, are you sure you were in an elevated command prompt?

[cpx]

@Keltari: Yes, you can also notice that on the title bar of command prompt in the screenshot where it says "Administrator: Command Prompt".

[uNople]

When I ran this it stated that it was HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Nsi\{eb004a00-9b1a-11d‌​4-9123-0050047759bc}‌​\26 that netsh was getting access denied on. Added permissions to this reg key, and it worked.

[magicandre1981]

nice to hear that it worked.