Then right click on the Firewall service entry in the right pane. Click the Stop command. After the service is stopped, right click the Firewall service entry again and click the Start command. You can also stop the Firewall service from the command prompt. Open a command prompt and type " net stop Microsoft firewall " without the quotes. After the Firewall service stops, restart the Firewall service by typing " net start Microsoft firewall " without the quotes.
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