Windows 10: tcpip6 not found?

Is it normal that if I type net start tcpip6 on the cmd the result system error 2, not found?

Also, I do not have the file tcpip6.sys on /system32/drivers.

Why is that?

Thanks!

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Default tcpip6 registry values

Hi, I was trying to solve the teredo tunneling problem and modified the wrong registry parameters. When I restarted the PC, it had a 99% CPU usage. I managed to reset winsock and ipv6 through cmd, which apparently solved the problem, but I still see the
values I modified in the registry.

Can someone please provide me the default values in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/SYSTEM/CurrentControlSet/Services/Tcpip6/Parameters/Winsock expecially for "MaxSockAddrLength", "MinSockAddrLength", "OfflineCapable" and "UseDelayAcceptance"? As I hadn't any luck looking
for them online.

Thank you.

 

Cannot connect to Homegroup

Hi Keiro,

For us to assist you better, kindly send us a screenshot of the Registry Editor window when you go the
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Tcpip6\Parameters path.

 

I did sfc /scannow and DISM and everything is OK. Maybe is and old service from Win8.1 that doesn't exists on Win10? I did the upgrade...

 

IPv6 does exist, but just because you do not get an address, means that it is broken. Also it has nothing to do with Windows 8.1, nor is it an old service.

The only time that you will get an IPv6 IP, is if your Gateway that you have from your ISP has the ability to do 4:6 tunneling, Toredo, or you actually can go to a website that uses IPv6 or Home Group.

 

But the error is that the service is not found, it has something to do to the fact that I don't have a IPv6 running?