Turnoff TCP settings which is not compatible with router

[Ebenezer]

I think my TCP settings are not compatible with my router. I want to disable and re-enable the TCP settings to check whether it solves the issue. But how can I turnoff the TCP settings since TCP is a protocol and as per my knowledge the protocol cannot be turned off.... Please help..

[Big Fish]

I agree that TCP is a protocol. However, it's possible to turn it off. You can turnoff the TCP settings by -

Start > Control Panel This opens up your network connections.
Right-click on your network card settings (typically called "Local Area Connection").
Choose Properties.
Scroll down and click on "Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)"
Click on the "Uninstall" button.

[Shen]

Look TCP and IP are the network protocols or technology that connects your computer to the internet. TCP means Transmission Control Protocol and IP means Internet Protocol. There is a big problem with disabling the TCP/IP settings, you would be disconnecting yourself from the internet.
There might be a problem with your router. I would suggest you to check your router configuration or re-configure your router instead of turning off your TCP/IP settings...

[mochacoccoa1]

So in order to reconfigure your router you have to go to the routers homepage? What can you configure there? I have not seen an area there that will allow you to change the TCP.