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Vista TCP/IP Configuration keeps reverting to static on reboot..
A friend's Vaio is running Vista Home Premium.. someone in trying to configure the LAN has entered a wrong preferred DNS IP by mistake,- whenever I clear it and check automatically assign
it works, but on rebooting the wrong manual setting reappears.
How can I clear it permanently?
it works, but on rebooting the wrong manual setting reappears.
How can I clear it permanently?
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Check the alternate configuration settings? If the computer cannot automatically get an IP from DHCP it will use the alternate settings. If you are trying to use a static IP be sure the address is in the same network as your hub/switch/router.
If the primary settings fail the computer will use the alternate settings:
You can check the Alternate Configuration feature in Vista using the following steps:
1. Click Start, right click Network and click Properties.
2. Select Manage network connections.
3. Right click your network connection and click Properties
4. From the list of network components, select Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) and click the Properties button.
5. From the Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties window select the Alternate Configuration tab.
Specify the IP parameters that should be used should the primary IP configuration fail.
If the primary settings fail the computer will use the alternate settings:
You can check the Alternate Configuration feature in Vista using the following steps:
1. Click Start, right click Network and click Properties.
2. Select Manage network connections.
3. Right click your network connection and click Properties
4. From the list of network components, select Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) and click the Properties button.
5. From the Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties window select the Alternate Configuration tab.
Specify the IP parameters that should be used should the primary IP configuration fail.
Thanks guys, but this solved the problem perfectly..
http://www.mydigitallife.info/2007/06/18/repair-and-reset-windows-vista-tcpip-winsock-catalog-corruption/
http://www.mydigitallife.info/2007/06/18/repair-and-reset-windows-vista-tcpip-winsock-catalog-corruption/
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Put DIFFERENT [IP address], Rename Computer [Name] and [Workgroup]
Restart computer,
Put IP address on [automatic IP], Rename [again] Computer [Name and Workgroup] you desired or needed too.
Restart computer
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