windows has detected an IP address conflict

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  1. doubled822
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    bigcroc64 said:
    i found this setting in the router do i need to change anything
    I wouldn't touch it. If it ain't broke, don't fix it
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  3. bigcroc64
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    3. DHCP Server Enabled it is ticked as enabled ,is this right.
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  4. doubled822
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    Also, keep an eye on your torrents. If you allow them to seed constantly, your connection will suffer since it is slow already at around 1.5mbps
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  6. bigcroc64
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    ok thanks yer i have a habit of trying to fix things that are not broke lol.Thanks to everyone,until i brake something again.Im going to bed .
    Cheers ROB
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  7. bigcroc64
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    yep will do i usually only download torrents at night ,so no one else complains.
    Thanks again
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  8. Parman
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    bigcroc64 said:
    6. Local area network settings



    1. Set your modems IP address (default setting is 10.1.1.1): . . .
    2. Set IP subnet mask (default setting is 255.255.255.0): . . .
    3. DHCP Server EnabledDisabled
    4. Set your IP address pool here: 4a. IP range start: . . .
    4b. IP range finish: . . .
    5. IP address lease time for clients

    6. Set Domain name here (default is iiNet)
    7. Set the Vendor Class Identifier (Option 60) here (default blank)

    Do you have any PC's on your network that have a static address (manually configured IPv4 Address)
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  10. bigcroc64
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    Hi there yes mine had a static ip address ,until i ran the cmd ipconfig/release and ipconfig/renew.
    the other desktop pc is really slow to load pages ,im going to check to see if there are any unnecessary services running,any other ideas please.
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  11. bawldiggle
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    This thread is 2nd most popular find on DDG search


    After >12 months annoyance with this problem "Parman's" post is a life saver.

    Links to understanding "IP Conflict" that added to my education ...

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