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Freeman Cooley
Hello,
I just installed Windows Vista Ultimate Edition. I have two lan adapters in
my computer.
Lan 1: Auto Ip Address for internet running through DLink Router. Vista
Identifies and it works fine.
Lan 2: Static Ip Address for my home peer-to-peer network. Vista tags as
unidentified, it won't let me change the name, and if I change it to a
private network, it changes back to a public network after a reboot. If I
change the IP address to auto, Vista detects it as a Home Network, which is
fine, but then I can't see the computers on my home network.
Does anyone know how I can get Vista to properly identify my network with
the static ip address?
Thank You
I just installed Windows Vista Ultimate Edition. I have two lan adapters in
my computer.
Lan 1: Auto Ip Address for internet running through DLink Router. Vista
Identifies and it works fine.
Lan 2: Static Ip Address for my home peer-to-peer network. Vista tags as
unidentified, it won't let me change the name, and if I change it to a
private network, it changes back to a public network after a reboot. If I
change the IP address to auto, Vista detects it as a Home Network, which is
fine, but then I can't see the computers on my home network.
Does anyone know how I can get Vista to properly identify my network with
the static ip address?
Thank You