I need the teredo tunneling adapter driver download

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Send Notice: PC Matic will NOT share or sell your email address and we have the appropriate procedures to safeguard against unauthorized access. Thank You! Free Analysis. Check Ping. Click on Network Adapters from the list. Click on Actions tab at the top. Select Add Legacy Hardware. Click on Next button. Make sure that Search for and install the hardware automatically Recommended option is selected, and then click on Next button.

Click on Next button again. Under Common hardware types selection, look for Network Adapters and click on it. Under Manufacturer column, select Microsoft. Click on Finish. We look forward for your response. I tried what you said, the Ipv6 was already enabled. I Don't know if this helps, but teredo just doesn't exist on my computer. In reply to CDB53's post on March 30, You have also checked your network settings to verify IPv6 is enabled there?

I'm pretty sure this is part of Windows. Have you tried downloading and installing the Ethernet driver and any other newer drivers from the mfg of your motherboard or machine with laptop driver download page? I believe this would be your motherboards Ethernet controller mfg, not Microsoft.

In reply to BossDweeb's post on March 30, I did what you said, I downloaded the most relevant Ethernet Drivers and double-checked to make sure IPv6 was enabled, still no luck. Do you have any more ideas? In reply to CDB53's post on March 31, Well maybe it does have something to do with using Pro vs Home? Whichever, you may need to enquire at the dedicated XBOX forums. I just stumbled on what may be the article you got your information from. I suppose my 'Pseudo Interface' may have replaced the 'legacy' version you have been looking for, but don't know how you would go about installing either.

Looking into it further I see that it may be a legacy feature which may not be required by Win10 as they seem to have come up with a better way to interface IPv4 with IPv6 internet addresses. Hmm, so why no Disable Devices, and a different Teredo Tunneling name then? Fresh out of idea's I'm afraid.