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I am running into issues with Winsock on Windows 7. It throws the error "Permisison denied" (10013) and I am unable to fix whatever needs to be reset.
At first I thought there were issues because my version of Windows hadn't been activated. So I went ahead and re-installed and activated my version of Windows. Still not fixed.
Then I read that you should be able run "cmd" as Adminstrator and execute:
netsh winsock reset catalog (resets winsock entries)
netsh int ip reset reset.log hit (resets TCP/IP stack)
But I still have the same issue after I restart.
Anyone have any clue what an underlying issue might be and how to help fix this problem?
What exactly are you doing that is causing the permission denied message? Also, check the System Event log for relevant messages. You could try 'netsh winsock reset' (without the quotes) from an elevated cmd prompt. Good luck. – Mark Allen – 2012-04-18T02:23:29.480
See this...http://superuser.com/questions/30995/how-to-reinstall-the-tcp-ip-protocol-driver-on-windows-7
– Moab – 2012-04-18T03:18:40.270I am trying to test a VB.net application and it returns error "Permission Denied." This comes from winsock protocol error 10013. There I assume it has nothing to do with my application, but with winsock itself. I have tested it successfully on other machines, so I am most certain it is a local issue. – Chris – 2012-04-18T04:48:02.950
ps - Neither of your two options were successful. – Chris – 2012-04-18T04:48:32.620
pss - I checked the System Event log and there are no events that pop up when the error occurs. Would the error still show up if the program is handling the error? – Chris – 2012-04-18T05:34:53.937