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You could alse just remove the DHCP server and not just stop it<br />
Go to Add/Remove Programs<br />
Select Add/Remove Windows Components<br />
Select Networking Services<br />
UnCheck DHCP<br />

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You could alse just remove the DHCP server and not just stop it
Go to Add/Remove Programs
Select Add/Remove Windows Components
Select Networking Services
UnCheck DHCP


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I'm receiving the error DhcpServer event ID 1051 in Event Viewer. My network is using assigned static accressing and not Dhcp. Dhcp server and client services are disabled and stopped. How do I stop this error from occuring? This is a Domain Controller and I can not change any network address settings. I probably selected this by mistake while installing.
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I'm receiving the error DhcpServer event ID 1051 in Event Viewer. My network is using assigned static accressing and not Dhcp. Dhcp server and client services are disabled and stopped. How do I stop this error from occuring? This is a Domain Controller and I can not change any network address settings. I probably selected this by mistake while installing.

DhcpServer event ID 1051

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