C
Crockett
I have a system on our domain, Windows 2K Pro, that cannot
get an IP address via DHCP. I have several error logs on
the system with event ID 1004 stating that "The DHCP
Client service is shutting down. The following error
occurred: A system call that should never fail has
failed." There are also several error logs with event ID
7022 stating that "The DHCP Client service hung on
starting." When I check the DHCP service it is in
a "Starting" state but all of the options are grayed out
so I can't do anything. I have tried reinstalling TCP/IP
but that didn't help. If I give the system a static IP
address it connects to the domain in a limited fashion. I
can browse network resources but can't get to the Internet.
get an IP address via DHCP. I have several error logs on
the system with event ID 1004 stating that "The DHCP
Client service is shutting down. The following error
occurred: A system call that should never fail has
failed." There are also several error logs with event ID
7022 stating that "The DHCP Client service hung on
starting." When I check the DHCP service it is in
a "Starting" state but all of the options are grayed out
so I can't do anything. I have tried reinstalling TCP/IP
but that didn't help. If I give the system a static IP
address it connects to the domain in a limited fashion. I
can browse network resources but can't get to the Internet.