If both methods above fail to help you, there’s a good chance that some program alert your network settings to disable the Teredo Tunneling adapter. netsh interface Teredo set state type=defaultġ0) Click View to select Show hidden devices.ġ1) Then double click Network adapters and check to see if the Teredo adapter shows up.ī) If you still cannot see the adapter, don’t give up hope, check if Fix 3 helps you…įix 3: Check if the Teredo adapter is disabled in your registry’s setting netsh interface Teredo set state disableĦ) Once your computer reboots, run Command Prompt as administrator as Step 1 to Step 3 shows.ħ) Type the following command and press Enter. The following steps help you disable the Teredo adapter then enable it again.Ģ) Type cmd, then press the Ctrl + Shift + Enter keys together.ģ) Click Yes when prompted by User Account Control.Ĥ) Type the following command and press Enter. Check to see if Microsoft Teredo Tunneling Adapter is present there.ī) If you still cannot see it, don’t worry, there’re something else you can try. Click Next.ġ0) On Device Manager window, click View to select Show hidden devices.ġ1) Double-click Network adapters.
Click Action to select Add legacy hardware.ĥ) Tick on Install the hardware that I manually select from a list(Advanced), then click Next.Ħ) Click Network adapters, then click Next.ħ) Click Microsoft then Microsoft Teredo Tunneling Adapter. Here’s how you can install the Teredo adapter manually:ġ) On your keyboard, hold down the Windows logo key, then press R to bring up a Run box.ģ) Device Manager will then open. When you cannot find the Microsoft Teredo Tunneling adapter in Device Manager, you can firstly manually install it to see if it is present.
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