Service Pack 4 & wireless card

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I've installed Service Pack 4 (Windows 2000) and my
wireless connection is unable to find my IP address,
though I have full signal strength. Has anyone else
experienced this?
 
What wireless NIC are you using, what IP are you getting currently? We'd
need more information. I havent seen any issues with that kind of thing to
date.
 
Hi, I can describe my problem, its looks similar I guess
to this person.

I've got W2K Pro SP3 currently. Wireless network is D-Link
PCMCIA DWL-G650+ and an DI-624+ Wireless router, PC is
Fujitsu E7010 Laptop (Realtek built i NIC). I've tried
every possible way to get the wireless part to work but
there seems to be a problem to get in contact with the
built-in dhcp server in the router. Trough TP cable there
is no problem, everthing works fine, but for the wireless
part I've tried all known commands to get an ip address,
static addressing, rebooting of devices, firmwire upgrades
of router etc. I've heard something about this and want to
know if there is some known problem regarding this issue?
If there is an fix for just this part, I really want to
get it, dont want to apply the hole SP4 (needs more
specific app testing/verification). Regards Roger
-----Original Message-----
What wireless NIC are you using, what IP are you getting currently? We'd
need more information. I havent seen any issues with that kind of thing to
date.

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I've installed Service Pack 4 (Windows 2000) and my
wireless connection is unable to find my IP address,
though I have full signal strength. Has anyone else
experienced this?
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What happens? What kind of IP address do you get?

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: Hi, I can describe my problem, its looks similar I guess
: to this person.
:
: I've got W2K Pro SP3 currently. Wireless network is D-Link
: PCMCIA DWL-G650+ and an DI-624+ Wireless router, PC is
: Fujitsu E7010 Laptop (Realtek built i NIC). I've tried
: every possible way to get the wireless part to work but
: there seems to be a problem to get in contact with the
: built-in dhcp server in the router. Trough TP cable there
: is no problem, everthing works fine, but for the wireless
: part I've tried all known commands to get an ip address,
: static addressing, rebooting of devices, firmwire upgrades
: of router etc. I've heard something about this and want to
: know if there is some known problem regarding this issue?
: If there is an fix for just this part, I really want to
: get it, dont want to apply the hole SP4 (needs more
: specific app testing/verification). Regards Roger
:
: >-----Original Message-----
: >What wireless NIC are you using, what IP are you getting
: currently? We'd
: >need more information. I havent seen any issues with
: that kind of thing to
: >date.
: >
: >--
: >Joseph Conway [MSFT]
: >Windows 2000/2003 Server group
: >
: >This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and
: confers no rights
: message
: >: >> I've installed Service Pack 4 (Windows 2000) and my
: >> wireless connection is unable to find my IP address,
: >> though I have full signal strength. Has anyone else
: >> experienced this?
: >
: >
: >.
: >
 
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