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September 10th 06, 10:53 PM
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Can't change my TCP/IP settings
I'm getting limited or no connectivity to my network in Windows Vista RC1
build 5600. To fix this, I have to configure my TCP/IP settings the way my ISP told me (with a specific IP address and subnet). I go to "manage network connections", right click my LAN connection (which has limited or no connectivity) and select properties. Then I click on TCP/IP v4 but I can't click properties to get access to the TCP/IP settings (As told to do in Help and Support) the properties button for TCP/IP v4 is grayed out!! Please HELP! 
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