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MaMister
post Sep 7 2008, 05:34 PM
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Error running ipconfig.

Lan connection status -> support showing all unavailable (IP, subnet, gateway)

I have performed the following attempts to repair
1. remove and re-install NIC
2. delete registry keys for WinSock and WinSock2
3. netsh int ip reset ipreset_log.txt
4. uninstall TCP/IP protocol driver, re-install
5. winsockfix + lspfix
6. replace tcpip.sys in system32
7. Windows XP installation repair
8. NIC tested with winpe cd boot and works.

Any advice?
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The Skeptic
post Sep 8 2008, 12:53 PM
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Do you have a modem or router? If a modem, go to Internet Explorer > tools > internet options > connections > setup. Configure your connection again. If you have a router, is it configured to have DHCP active? I suggest that you reset the router to factory settings. Usually it's done by pressing a sharp object to a small switch at the back of the router for 20-30 seconds. The router should be powered on. Reconfigure the router. Alternatively you can give your computer a fixed address. Look at the router's user manual.

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MaMister
post Sep 8 2008, 05:09 PM
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Well, as i mention in my post:

8. NIC tested with winpe cd boot and works.

nothing is wrong with the router.

Thanks.
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The Skeptic
post Sep 9 2008, 12:02 AM
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I didn't say that something is wrong with the router, nor did I say such thing about the network adapter. All I say is that it's worthwhile reconfiguring.

By the way, what is winpe CD boot? Never heard about that.

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