Quote: If the tech only ever goes to work on equipment with this laptop, I suppose static may make sense. Even if it only occasionally works with equipment you need to be able to set a static.
Hardware Model A uses I understand that To put it another way, embedded systems designers should give more thought to automation. I agree it'd be really nice if everything played nice with APIPA and we didn't have to fool with this crap, and for nearly everything that is currently being sold that's the case, but there's lots of legacy stuff out there to deal with.
I'm currently nuking the laptop and doing a clean install of Win7, so we'll see if that makes a difference. Frennzy wrote: sryan2k1 wrote: Quote: If the tech only ever goes to work on equipment with this laptop, I suppose static may make sense. Yes, yes they should. It would make my life so much easier.
Well whatever the cause, it did not persist across a complete reformat and reinstallation Thanks again to all of you for the help. FWIW, every business or professional class printer and plotter that we have installed at work initially needed to be connected to a laptop through static IP in order to configure it for a static IP in our printer subnet. Quote: FWIW, every business or professional class printer and plotter that we have installed at work initially needed to be connected to a laptop through static IP in order to configure it for a static IP in our printer subnet.
Quote: That's You haven't dealt with enough embedded gear apparently. Hard coded IPs, or statics out of the factory are very common. More so than not from what I've seen. We had an unexpected power loss this afternoon and this host was turned off. After we brought the machine back online, The network connection will not work with the static IP set. I can change the address to a different static IP and things go back to normal and I can set it as DHCP and it works fine, but as soon as I use the original static IP address, network connection shows no network or internet access.
I can ping the address successfully from my computer, but I am unable to ping anything from the virtual Windows 7 machine. Any idea what has happened with this one IP address? Figured out the issue. Disabled and re-enabled problem NIC on server and things are now back to normal. However, hotfixes on the Hotfix Request page are listed under both operating systems.
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For more information about software update terminology, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:. Need more help? Expand your skills. Get new features first. Was this information helpful? Yes No. Thank you! A recent update sent me here due to similar problems. I went to adapter settings and changed the IPv4 config to static, and Windows accepted the settings, but all of the sudden nothing worked.
In my case, the settings weren't auto-assigning a default gateway. When I went to advanced in the IPv4 settings, there was no default gateway so I assigned the correct default gateway and now things work.
This panel does not work correctly for setting a static IPv4 IP address. From there I selected Change Adapter Settings in the left column and was presented with the ethernet adapters I have installed.
Finally enter your static IP settings and click OK. Office Office Exchange Server. Not an IT pro? Resources for IT Professionals. Sign in. United States English. Ask a question. Quick access. Search related threads. Remove From My Forums. Answered by:. Archived Forums. Windows 10 Networking. Sign in to vote. I am only finding fixes like make sure you aren't using the same IP, run the troubleshooter etc. I have to be missing something, possibly in services or something in the network adapter.
If you need more details I will get them. Like I said it's not the computer or the network, it is the single Windows 10 OS having the only issue. Thanks in advance. Wednesday, January 24, AM. You define as I told you Router IP address Friday, January 26, AM. Okay, I don't exactly know what was wrong. This is what I did that fixed the problem. Removed the Cable Modem and all wires from the router, reset the router.
I set up computer 2 the same way and now all is good. I appreciate your help, and I am sooooooo glad this got resolved. MS Professional. Try the following steps: 1.
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