The correct order of the command `netsh winsock reset` is required.
The argument 'winsock' is the **context** and can not be rearranged.
In this context, 'reset' is the parameter to the context, not the context itself.
The correct command / context order is unchanged since Windows 2000.
Current order in the example is incorrect and needs to be amended:
- `netsh reset winsock` does not work, it returns an error message.
- `netsh winsock reset` is the correct order of context and parameter.
Closes#3157Closes#3193 (if not closed already)
