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Mar 8, 2010 at 01:10 AM
mikethedike Posts 158 Registration date Saturday August 16, 2008 Status Member Last seen September 22, 2012 - Mar 8, 2010 at 02:07 AM
mikethedike Posts 158 Registration date Saturday August 16, 2008 Status Member Last seen September 22, 2012 - Mar 8, 2010 at 02:07 AM
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mikethedike
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Mar 8, 2010 at 02:07 AM
Mar 8, 2010 at 02:07 AM
hi
This problem occurs when the PC is requesting an IP address from the modem, but not receiving a response
this error occurs for various reasons
1)DHCP is either turned off on the modem or not functioning
2)The modem is not responding
3)A problem with the TCP/IP stack on the PC
4)Security software is blocking DHCP
5)Incorrect WEP key
check the folowing
Unplug Ethernet -> Plug in Ethernet -> Check for connectivity
Reboot the modem/router
Check that the Ethernet or USB cable is correctly plugged in and the Ethernet or USB lights on modem/router are solid
Unplug the power to modem/router and shut down the computer. Restart the computer, and then restart the modem/router
Reset the modem/router to factory defaults <link to questions re factory settings>
Check for firewalls and spyware. You may need to disable or remove these
If this fixes the problem, re-enable their security software and refer to your security software vendor
Refer to your isp or pc vendor (to check your PC)
awaiting comments
Melisio Mascarenhas
mikethedike
mumbai India
This problem occurs when the PC is requesting an IP address from the modem, but not receiving a response
this error occurs for various reasons
1)DHCP is either turned off on the modem or not functioning
2)The modem is not responding
3)A problem with the TCP/IP stack on the PC
4)Security software is blocking DHCP
5)Incorrect WEP key
check the folowing
Unplug Ethernet -> Plug in Ethernet -> Check for connectivity
Reboot the modem/router
Check that the Ethernet or USB cable is correctly plugged in and the Ethernet or USB lights on modem/router are solid
Unplug the power to modem/router and shut down the computer. Restart the computer, and then restart the modem/router
Reset the modem/router to factory defaults <link to questions re factory settings>
Check for firewalls and spyware. You may need to disable or remove these
If this fixes the problem, re-enable their security software and refer to your security software vendor
Refer to your isp or pc vendor (to check your PC)
awaiting comments
Melisio Mascarenhas
mikethedike
mumbai India
