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Always acquiring network addressMy wifi card is constantly showing "acquiring network address" - even though I have a strong signal and a fixed ip! If I reboot or disconnect from the AP on restart or reconnection.. it always shows acquiring network address... To get it to normal I open the network connections.. right click properties of the wifi card.. then press ok. I change nothng.. just "ok " it and it goes back to normal... Any ideas on how to solve this ? When it's acquiring network address I can continue to use the connection and have done so for days.. It's just anoying! Regards, Doz In news:tuf37wd501tu.1beww9ti0rv6z$.dlg@40tude.net, Doz <D**@Doz.Doz> typed:Show quoteHide quote > HI all, I'd download and install the latest drivers from the mfr.> > My wifi card is constantly showing "acquiring network address" - even > though I have a strong signal and a fixed ip! > > If I reboot or disconnect from the AP on restart or reconnection.. it > always shows acquiring network address... > > To get it to normal I open the network connections.. right click > properties of the wifi card.. then press ok. I change nothng.. just > "ok " it and it goes back to normal... > > Any ideas on how to solve this ? > When it's acquiring network address I can continue to use the > connection and have done so for days.. It's just anoying! > > Regards, > > Doz
Limited or no connectivity (tried everything on pchuck's, out of ideas)
Laptop can't join/rejoin workgroup one way share Users work folder reset - contents deleted PLEASE HELP!!!! VPN PPTP problem, but no apparent routing issues. A virus has disabled my internet connection Alright... Network PC's for Printer Sharing Only Networking 2 different networks Big problem! |
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