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26 Jun 2013 | #12 |
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Still no dice. Still wants a reboot, and it "shows" as being DHCP, even though it's static. Does the same even if I'm logged in as administrator. However, the other issues I was having owing to a SERIOUSLY hosed Winsock catalog are gone. I'll continue to look at that other article as well.
--IJ. You reboot and then it was dhcp again..strange. Did something remove the ip address form registry? If so: Edit in registry the ip address manually and look if it keeps the value in registry after reboot. |
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26 Jun 2013 | #13 |
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hmm; I prefer fixed addresses too so I can have special firewall rules for specific ranges of ip addresses.
To effect fixed IPs, I let the DHCP in the router interact with Address Reservation list, using the MAC address of the NIC to predict the desired IP address. As I'm on a laptop, this works well too for hotspot usage as the router is still at home and all that stuff doesn't interfere with hotspot configurations. |
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20 Jul 2013 | #15 |
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Sorry about the late response; Real Life(R) got in the way.
In any event, I did manage to figure out a lot of my issues. It mainly has to do with permissions on the \HKLM\System\ControlSetxxx\Services\TCPIP key. It turns out that some of the permissions were missing. I read off the permissions from a known-working Windows 7 system, and now I can not only view, but change, the IPv4 configuration just fine. About the only thing left is that I STILL have to reboot to get things, which is now an annoyance but still deal-with-able. I'll refer to the link earlier in the thread for more info. --IJ. |
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21 Jul 2013 | #16 |
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And just another update, I can now do a
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C:\>netsh int ip reset blah.txt C:\>netsh winsock reset --IJ. |
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21 Jul 2013 | #17 |
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As of right now, everything is now working as they should. Found that Tweaking.com's Windows Repair (All In One) finished the job by resetting the registry's permissions to a reasonably-close-to-default state (which I now have to bugger up for my own purposes *evil grin*). Now, TCP/IP settings work as they should again.
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