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I cannot connect to a different network without rebooting my Windows XP
Pro SP2 laptop. This includes using my WiFi connection in a new
location/network.
The symptoms include being able to get a DHCP address/lease. The
ipconfig /all command shows output that looks normal.
If I reboot the machine then I connect to the network just fine.
I frequently change networks in my work and leisure life, so this is a
royal pain in the neck.
Some other things about my setup. I am using BlackIce, not the Windows
firewall. This is because my company requires us to use BlackIce. I
also use Cisco VPN software. And VMware. All of these muck about with
networking in some way.
I have not used the netsh command to reset the IP stack because I'm
afraid of mucking things up even more.
Any pointers in the right direction would be appreciated.
Pro SP2 laptop. This includes using my WiFi connection in a new
location/network.
The symptoms include being able to get a DHCP address/lease. The
ipconfig /all command shows output that looks normal.
If I reboot the machine then I connect to the network just fine.
I frequently change networks in my work and leisure life, so this is a
royal pain in the neck.
Some other things about my setup. I am using BlackIce, not the Windows
firewall. This is because my company requires us to use BlackIce. I
also use Cisco VPN software. And VMware. All of these muck about with
networking in some way.
I have not used the netsh command to reset the IP stack because I'm
afraid of mucking things up even more.
Any pointers in the right direction would be appreciated.