If you have Vista and can't access certain sites etc. you need to change your MTU setting. DrTCP does not work in Vista so you have to change the MTU from command prompt with administrator privileges.
Command prompt can be found under Start>Accessories>Command Prompt
(right-click on the command prompt and select 'run as administator')
now you need to view your MTU settings type and the name of your interfaces to do this type:
netsh interface ipv4 show subinterfaces
Once you have seen the interface and MTU setting you wish to change type the following:
netsh interface ipv4 set subinterface "name of interface" mtu=NEW MTU NUMBER store=persistent
For example to set the MTU to 1430 for my interface called Local Area Network I would type:
netsh interface ipv4 set subinterface "Local Area Network" mtu=1430 store=persistent
Once this is done, restart your laptop, connect to your wireless and hey presto. Done.
Ryder
If you are using your wireless connection, replace ''local area network'' with ''wireless network connection''
Also, if you are using a router to connect, you may have to change the MTU settings on the device itself. Try and keep them both the same size. 1430 Works great for me.
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