Just see if that works, then worry about the wired lan card after. Hi, I disabled the network card in the device manager.
Table looks right. Does it work? I have double checkd this is not firewall running. I boot the computer in safe mode with networking and it still does not work. Hence I am asking for suggestions If so, Move back to your cabled connection.
Enable the nic again, use a different cable plugged into a different port. I'm assuming here that you've already done all the resets with the netsh commands.
We knew the nic worked at one point, I can't say the same for the wireless card so I'm throwing it out. Just unplug it from your usb and enable the builtin nic, use different cable and port. Is it the same results? Ip address but no ping or traffic flow? I'm grasping here and could be the beer talking but just a chance of this working although I've never had great luck.
Can you try a system restore to a date before your pc stopped working? Hi, Wireless unplugged and network card enabled again. I tried both cables I only have two in different ports. Both cables work ok when I connect then to the laptop. When I disconnect the cable from the desktop the message pops up saying the cable has been unplugged. The ip is always This is the correct answer for specifically what you asked, which is: "What is IPv4 Autoconfiguration". If you see an Autoconfiguration address in Microsoft Windows, then you're not using a "static IP" assignment.
According to one comment which was made via a proposed suggested edit , newer versions of Microsoft Windows may silently set an autoconfig IP instead of showing a message on the screen. This is likely caused by DAD. Trying to disable DAD might not be a great way to fix the problem, as that may cause the computer to start working on the desired IP address, but not address the issue that another device is trying to use the same IP address which may cause problems immediately, or later when the other device starts being more active again.
Today I had a laptop with Windows 10, version that couldn't access network and had both static ip and autoconfiguration ip visible in ipconfig output even though I put static ip in network card configuration.
Instead of throwing the error about duplicate IP in my case it performed Auto Configuration. I had the same issue. I read that this is because the NIC card is not working properly, even though the Ethernet card said it was working properly. I have an HP desktop computer. I went to HP support, downloaded and reinstalled the Realtek Ethernet Controller Drivers for it and it fixed the card problem.
No more autoconfiguration ipv4 address. Hope this help others. Sign up to join this community. The best answers are voted up and rise to the top. Stack Overflow for Teams — Collaborate and share knowledge with a private group. Create a free Team What is Teams? Learn more. Asked 4 years, 4 months ago. Active 1 year, 6 months ago. I have tried using that before also. But these values will not be configured for networking unless the one being used currently fails to provide a net connection.
Hence I had to go with registry editing. Regards — Vinayak. You are right in this regard. Then it will work in win vista and 7 also. Sign up or log in Sign up using Google. Sign up using Facebook. Sign up using Email and Password. Post as a guest Name. Email Required, but never shown. The Overflow Blog.
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