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BY
I have been getting an IP address conflict message on
one of 2 windows xp machines after doing a windows update.
Home network consists of linksys cable modem connected to
a linksys befsr11 router.
The computer that is having problems is a gigabyte 8knxp
motherboard with Intel onboard LAN. Installed windows
xp sp1a with no problems. Then downloaded critical
updates using Microsoft Update. Soon after, I start
getting IP address conflicts and some corruption in IE
temporary folders. Tried static, dynamic IP addressing
with same problem. Linksys router is the DCHP server.
I have also disabled ICS without any good results. Used
netgear lan card with onboard lan disabled but still
received the IP address conflict and windows corruption.
I have clean reinstalled 3 times. No problems before
adding critical updates. My other computer with just
windows xp, added the critical updates and have no
problems. I have run nbtstat -n and just list offending
computer. I have run out of things to try, I appreciate
any help especially if someone else has run into this
problem.
Regards,
BY
one of 2 windows xp machines after doing a windows update.
Home network consists of linksys cable modem connected to
a linksys befsr11 router.
The computer that is having problems is a gigabyte 8knxp
motherboard with Intel onboard LAN. Installed windows
xp sp1a with no problems. Then downloaded critical
updates using Microsoft Update. Soon after, I start
getting IP address conflicts and some corruption in IE
temporary folders. Tried static, dynamic IP addressing
with same problem. Linksys router is the DCHP server.
I have also disabled ICS without any good results. Used
netgear lan card with onboard lan disabled but still
received the IP address conflict and windows corruption.
I have clean reinstalled 3 times. No problems before
adding critical updates. My other computer with just
windows xp, added the critical updates and have no
problems. I have run nbtstat -n and just list offending
computer. I have run out of things to try, I appreciate
any help especially if someone else has run into this
problem.
Regards,
BY