How to Clear the ARP Cache on Windows XP

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How to Clear the ARP Cache on Windows XP

The ARP (address resolution protocol) cache is a necessary component of your computer's networking abilities, storing information Internet protocol and network address information. Like all things on a computer, the ARP cache can occasionally become muddled, requiring a manual clearance of its contents to restore your networking abilities to full working order.

Instructions

    • 1

      Click "Start" and click "Run."

    • 2

      Type "netsh interface ip delete arpcache."

    • 3

      Press "Enter" to clear the ARP cache.

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