The Wireless network shows up as acquiring IP address on Windows XP.
location:
microsoft.com - date:
December 31, 2012
The card is XOOOOEJSM5:5060188042 .I have down loaded the supplied driver . The system recognises the board Signal strength is excellent
at 54 Mbps but status is acquiring thenetwork address .
Original title : I have a 54 MBPS Wireless PCI Adapter Card 802.11G W/F that does not seem to be able to acquire my network address . What do I do now?
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Reinstalled Windows XP on my MAC, can't connect to Wireless Network and therefore internet
location:
microsoft.com - date:
August 3, 2010
Have gone through setup Wizards several times, unfortunately entered old encryption key.. on Network Connections window shows a 1394 Connection (which looks wired). Cant get to window which scans for wireless networks in reach, doesn't show option for
viewing ... Have reconnected this laptop through my Linksys control panel, which shows the laptop still but as offline. I'm about to throw it out the window -Help!
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what is the registry key or files to change the disk space option in offline files in windows xp and 8
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microsoft.com - date:
November 10, 2012
hi,
will anybody please solve my problem what is the registry key or any files is going to effect when we change the amount of disk space used to store in offline files option when we go to control pane -->sync-->manageofflinefiles in win 8 where as
this option is present in folder options in winxp
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Does microsoft keep a record of the Pc's MAC address when XP reports an error ?
location:
microsoft.com - date:
October 7, 2012
I am interested to find out about error reporting, but the time in question is in approx 2006-7. I kept sending the error report many times because I knew it should not work.
I used to love to play Colin Mcrae Rally 1 or 2 anyway the one that won't work on XP. I used tp use my video camera to look at the Pc monitor then play the game looking at the TV.
The only information I have now is the MAC address,, XP key and the program that caused the error. My hdd has been forensically wiped and does not work anymore...
Is it possible to complete the 3 step (ticks) error report without the internet?
At that point in time I had no internet or phone....
Just curious if its possible.
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Can't find my IP address for Windows XP?
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microsoft.com - date:
April 4, 2010
How do I find my IP address for Windows XP?
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Networking Windows 7 to Windows XP - Able to connect via IP address, but not computer name. Why?
location:
microsoft.com - date:
July 29, 2010
One computer is running W7 64-bit, and the other is running XP Pro. If I ping one computer from the other, they can see each other fine. And if I use the IP address, I can access files and print on the XP machine FROM the W7 machine (but not vice-versa).
What I don't understand is, why can't each computer simply access the other using a basic WORKGROUP setup with the computer names? Can anyone help? Just so you know, here are a few things I have already verified:
Both computers have the same workgroup name (WORKGROUP). Both computers have their folders shared so that "everyone" on the network has full access.The Windows firewall is running, but no other. The XP machine connects directly to the internet via an ethernet cable that's plug
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problems renewing ip address on windows xp desktop
location:
microsoft.com - date:
January 26, 2012
i have a dell pc running windows xp. the internet has always worked fine. i have att dsl, my modem is motorola and router is cisco/linksys e1000(crappy system). before i had the 2wire which worked FINE. anyhow this was att's brainchild upgrade i followed
the instuctions to the letter for installation. initially the internet worked via ethernet connection. i then installed on my laptop(wireless) then proceeded with connecting all again via instructions. once all was connected the wireless connections work fine
but the desktop will not giving me the same 'renew ip' as other readers. i too have followed knowledge centers info re renewing the ip address to no avail. i have mse for security. i have the cc cleaner nothing is working.&nb
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My Windows XP SP3 computer is having internet problems and is getting errors saying, 'cannot renew IP address'.
location:
microsoft.com - date:
July 20, 2011
original title: Internet connecting problem
Details/info
WIN XP HOME - SP3. Fully updated with all Black Tuesday updates.
IE8 - Win Live Mail - M.S.E. - Win Firewall.
Additional stuff - MBAM & SpywareBlaster.
In December 2010, I did a clean install of Windows - die to hard disc failure. All the above was loaded afresh.
My IP/ISP is Virgin Media[no laughing please]
I connect via modem/hub[Netgear model VMDG280]. I am on 10 Mb cable broadband.
I also have a Belking N+ router which feeds to a laptop which I use downstairs or in the garden when its not raining.
Previous to the hub unit, I had a old model modem with the Belkin. I started to get connection problems around 7th July in that I just coul
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How can I change 32 bit to 64 bit system Windows XP?
location:
microsoft.com - date:
February 23, 2013
I have learned that 32 bit system uses more ram than a 64 bit. I want to know how to change my 32 bit system to a 64 bit system. Can you help me?
Laura Griffin
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Does doing a "diagnose and repair" on my windows home wireless network change my external IP address?
location:
microsoft.com - date:
January 22, 2013
Hi,
I'm trying to work out if my home IP address (not my PC but router I think) changed when I did a "diagnose and repair" on my home network. Windows said it was changing the IP address to solve the problem, but would this have changed my IP address with my ISP
or just the IP address between my PC and my router? Unfortunately I have moved house and do not own this PC anymore so cannot test to see if it works.
Also, with a dynamic but "sticky" IP address, if the router was turned off for a week and turned back on, would I likely have a new IP address? My ISP provider (02) says that 99% chance it would of changed if router was left off for more than 48 hours. Does
this sound correct or is it much more likely I would get same IP aga
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