If you’re experiencing a serious network problem where you can’t connect to the Internet or even use your own network, possibly it’s related to TCP/IP corruption. Have you tried all methods to fix it?
Well, here goes one more thing to try:
netsh int ip reset resetlog.txt
It resets all network related configurations, and is equivalent to removing and reinstalling the protocol. I hope it solves the problem.
Instead of re-inventing the wheel, I’m using a utility called AutoHotkey. The scripting commands are self-explanatory and look like simple system API wrappers.
For example, to increase or decrease the master volume by 5, I chose WindowsKey+Up and WindowsKey+Down respectively, using the following script:
#Up::SoundSet, +5, master #Down::SoundSet, -5, master
You can read the complete list of supported commands here.
