Internet connection and network
From: Richie NY (anonymous_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 01/25/05
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Date: Tue, 25 Jan 2005 13:12:14 -0800
You may want to try the cable connection sequence.
1 - power down your PC.
2 - power down your cable modem, remove power connection.
3 - Wait one minute.
4 - reconnect power to modem wait for all lights to come
on.
5 - boot up pc again.
If this worked the IP has been re-established
Next if your machine has much malware/spyware it is
possible your winsock.dll file has been corrupted.
Scan and remove spyware first
In that case visit Kellys Korner, look for her XP
utilities and fixes, you are looking for the winsock
repair tool.
>-----Original Message-----
>I somehow just lost my internet connection on one
machine that is connected
>to a router and cable modem.. I have checked all
settings that I know of and
>cannot correct it. I do notice that under properties of
the connection, it
>lists an IP address which is not correct. I cannot find
the setting to
>actual see where this address is coming from though. I
am set to
>"automatically' set ip address, but it should and was a
192.168 number since
>it connects to a router. I see that "winipcfg" does not
work in WinXP. Waht
>is the command in WinXP that replaces "winipcfg"? Can
anyone advise why I
>can no longer connect. I am setup for the same
workgroup . Thanks
>.
>
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