"Requires Elevation" means you need to open the command prompt as an
administrator to perform the command.

To do this, click "Start", type "command" in the quick search box (or look
through "All Programs" for "Command Prompt"), right-click the "Command
Prompt" item that appears in the search results area and select "Run as an
administrator". Click "Continue" on the UAC prompt that comes up and then
the command prompt will open with full administrator rights. This will allow
you to perform the command to disable autotuning successfully.

Once you enter the command it should come up with simply "OK." and not the
message you received.


"halex" <s_halex********.com> wrote in message
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> hi guys.. i have the same problem error 81000306.
> when i run command prompt and type in: netsh int tcp set global
> autotuninglevel=disabled it says 'set global command failed on IPv4 The
> requested operation requires elevation'. what does that mean? my
> autotuninglevel is now normal. is there any other way to disable it?
> fyi: im running on windows vista and using a linksys wag2000 router.
> thx all! :smile:
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