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Thread ID: 76236	2007-01-25 18:58:00	Limited/No Connectivity(The other computer)	cookiemonster (9463)	Press F1

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519267	2007-01-25 21:09:00	I got the same modem router and it does not happen to me. What windows are you running? How is that bad computer connected up by, wireless or wire? The only issue I had with this error message is that with WinXP SP2, cross over cable does not work (static IP or dynamic IP), if you plug the router in it works immediately, if you go via wireless (with the router) its also fine. All my setup has been auto assigned IP. If the bad computer is going via wireless, its not in the restricted MAC address is it (in the router's setup)?	Nomad (952)
519268	2007-01-25 21:10:00	:stare: Well somehow you'll have to login as Admin. In Normal Windows. ok As safe mode only loads the basic stuff so u can actually get into Windows. ok And nothing will work in safe mode, including the LAN / network. Well it might if the Safe Mode / Networking option is selected. ok How many people use this PC you're on now?? 4 but this computer(kids 1 user) is ok,my computer(2 users) Whoever has Admin rights will have to login (if its password protected), so you can fix up the DHCP info)Assume your talking about my computer?. C:stare:okiemonster	cookiemonster (9463)
519269	2007-01-25 21:23:00	Assume your talking about my computer? Well whatever computer is having the prob with this DHCP stuff. If there's 2 or 4 users on it, (the PC thats got the prob), you'll have to logoff then login again with whoever has Admin rights, before this DHCP prob can be fixed.	Speedy Gonzales (78)
519270	2007-01-26 00:01:00	I got the same modem router and it does not happen to me. What windows are you running? Xp home How is that bad computer connected up by, wireless or wire? Can be both but wired The only issue I had with this error message is that with WinXP SP2, cross over cable does not work (static IP or dynamic IP), if you plug the router in it works immediately, if you go via wireless (with the router) its also fine. All my setup has been auto assigned IP. If the bad computer is going via wireless, its not in the restricted MAC address is it (in the router's setup)?No C:horrifiedokiem:2cents:nster	cookiemonster (9463)
519271	2007-01-26 00:03:00	Well whatever computer is having the prob with this DHCP stuff. If there's 2 or 4 users on it, (the PC thats got the prob), you'll have to logoff then login again with whoever has Admin rights, before this DHCP prob can be fixed. Tryed that link page suggestions,still same issues. C:cool::xmouth:kiwem0nster	cookiemonster (9463)
519272	2007-01-26 00:12:00	I take it the bad computer is wired to the router? Can you tell me each computer and how are they wired or wireless please?	Nomad (952)
519273	2007-01-26 00:18:00	So, are u logged in as Admin then?? Is it still saying u have to be logged in as Admin or not? If it does, this is what u have to fix first.	Speedy Gonzales (78)
519274	2007-01-26 00:27:00	So, are u logged in as Admin then?? I think so,There are 2 users myself and another,no admin user ,but main login is myself so I guess thats admin?? Is it still saying u have to be logged in as Admin or not? Not that I've noticed? If it does, this is what u have to fix first . Do Tell C:p0kiem:xmouth:nster	cookiemonster (9463)
519275	2007-01-26 00:36:00	I take it the bad computer is wired to the router? Correct Can you tell me each computer and how are they wired or wireless please? 2 desktops,1 laptop The good Desktop,laptop can be wireless but are wired,the bad computer is wired,but can be wireless C:dogeye::)kiem0nster	cookiemonster (9463)
519276	2007-01-26 00:44:00	So, I take it u followed the link I gave? what part isn't working if u did ? And the wireless and wired/ethernet on the PC that isnt working. Are both currently enabled?? If they are, disable the wireless. And if they're both enabled, are u sure you're looking at the right LAN properties?? And putting the right info in under the right connection?	Speedy Gonzales (78)
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