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> Hi Bob,
> Try the following: Disable the wireless adapter
OK done.
> Network connections folder - r-c on the LAN connection > Properties >
> (BTW, the LAN connection should already show the adapter used in the
> Device
> column)
OK I r-c the Networks Connections and Internet folder in the control panel.
> Under the General tab ,make sure the correct adapter is selected.
> In the list below ,make sure Internet Protocol is ticked and then select
> it.
OK done although the window only shows one adapter, the same one as shown in
the device manager so I'm guessing that's correct.
> Then select Properties and in the resulting panel ,tick "Obtain an IP
> address automatically"
> which means that you're using the DHCP server.
> This is all standard IP config
The "obtain an IP address automatically was NOT checked off but is now.
Still no connection.
> In Services ,make sure that DHCP Client is started and set to auto.
How do I get to Services?
> In Device Manager ,make sure that the adapter is present and enabled.
Device manager shows adaptor present and enabled.
> Showing LAN4 only means that there have been 3 previous LAN setups.
OK renamed.
Still not connecting but maybe I need to do the Services step?
Bob
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