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April 8th 07, 02:30 PM
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Network is fine, until i reboot!
Ok this is Strange.
Installed Vista 64bit ultimate. network found but would not connect. (dell truemobile 2300 router) if i remove Cat5 wire from router and plug directly into cable modem, network found, then i plug back into my router and network is fine. All is good until i reboot. then same problems, with same fix. i have renewed and diagnosed with windows tools. still no fix. Any ideas? Thanks, Damon 
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April 8th 07, 05:33 PM
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Network is fine, until i reboot!
This might shed some light on it.
Windows Vista cannot obtain an IP address from certain routers or from certain non-Microsoft DHCP servers http://support.microsoft.com/kb/928233/en-us "Damon" wrote in message ... Ok this is Strange. Installed Vista 64bit ultimate. network found but would not connect. (dell truemobile 2300 router) if i remove Cat5 wire from router and plug directly into cable modem, network found, then i plug back into my router and network is fine. All is good until i reboot. then same problems, with same fix. i have renewed and diagnosed with windows tools. still no fix. Any ideas? Thanks, Damon
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