Wireless Connection - IP Address problem

stuartk

OK

Looks as though his TCP / IP v4 DNS manual setting is wrong.

If he sets this to auto - problem solved

Regards

wizzer

davb wrote: »

You are nearly there, but on Vista /7 you need to do this with elevated rights, start >all programs >accesories >command prompt - but instead of clicking command prompt with the left mouse, right mouse click and "run as administrator" - then do ipconfig /release and ipconfig /renew

Thanks for all your help guys.

Tried this but still no success!

stuartk

Hi There

Are your TCP / IP v4 DNS settings set to auto yet?

ipconfig / release / renew will NOT release this manual setting for you

Regards

wizzer

stuartk (and others)
Thanks for your help. Yes very strange I have changed my IPV4 settings to auto and everything is working fine.

However I think at least once it's changed back to 'Use the following DNS server addresses' so I'm not sure quite what's going on. I've had to leave it for the moment and do some work! At least I've learnt something today though and know how to fix it!!

Thanks again

stuartk

wizzer wrote: »

stuartk (and others)
Thanks for your help. Yes very strange I have changed my IPV4 settings to auto and everything is working fine.

However I think at least once it's changed back to 'Use the following DNS server addresses' so I'm not sure quite what's going on. I've had to leave it for the moment and do some work! At least I've learnt something today though and know how to fix it!!

Thanks again

No probs

If it keeps changing, which is weird, just set it to: 192.168.0.1 permanantly

regards