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Move Disable Teredo to Advanced and Add prefer-ipv4 tweak (#2633 )

* Move Disable Teredo to Advanced and Add prefer-ipv4 tweak

* Push DevDocs Update

* Fix DevDocs annoyance where the path is changed

* Fix DevDocs annoyance where the path is changed

2024-08-28 11:18:33 -05:00

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Disable Teredo

Last Updated: 2024-08-27

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Description

Teredo network tunneling is a ipv6 feature that can cause additional latency, but may cause problems with some games

Preview Code

{
  "Content": "Disable Teredo",
  "Description": "Teredo network tunneling is a ipv6 feature that can cause additional latency, but may cause problems with some games",
  "category": "z__Advanced Tweaks - CAUTION",
  "panel": "1",
  "Order": "a023_",
  "registry": [
    {
      "Path": "HKLM:\\SYSTEM\\CurrentControlSet\\Services\\Tcpip6\\Parameters",
      "Name": "DisabledComponents",
      "Value": "1",
      "OriginalValue": "0",
      "Type": "DWord"
    }
  ],
  "InvokeScript": [
    "netsh interface teredo set state disabled"
  ],
  "UndoScript": [
    "netsh interface teredo set state default"
  ],
  "link": "https://christitustech.github.io/winutil/dev/tweaks/z--Advanced-Tweaks---CAUTION/Teredo"
}

Invoke Script

netsh interface teredo set state disabled

Undo Script

netsh interface teredo set state default

Registry Changes

Applications and System Components store and retrieve configuration data to modify windows settings, so we can use the registry to change many settings in one place.

You can find information about the registry on Wikipedia and Microsoft's Website.

Registry Key: DisabledComponents

Type: DWord

Original Value: 0

New Value: 1

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