Autoconfigure ipv4

Ip address is already set to static, but I get an autoconfigure address as
well, it appears that I am not getting a response from my switch to comply
with microsoft vista so it automatically assigns me one. I have edited the
registry and disabled the autoconfigure but my network still comes up with
local only, I then have to reinitilize the network card to get to the
internet. I have also taken one of these machines home (I have 9 with same
problem) and it has worked fine in either dhcp or static mode. This once
again makes me think of a possible switch issue. I have hp procurve powered
switchs, have downloaded the latest firmware. Talked to support from hp, dell
and microsoft, and no one has a clue. I will most likely be changing back to
xp as it works fine.

"Angouby" wrote:

> Hi
> to disable the DHCP, right click on the network icon on the taskbar, select
> STATUS. on the windows go on properties. select "Internet protocol(TCP/IP)
> and click on properties again.
> disable the firt option and Put your own IP ADRESS now, The mask is
> 255.255.255.0 the autoconfig is disabled
>
> Angouby MOUKOURI
>
>
> "abibbas" wrote:
>

> > I have a dell machine configured with a static ip address, but when I first
> > boot up I have no internet connection. If I look at the status of my
> > connection I will see an address assigned by autoconfiguration and my own
> > static address. If I do a reset the autoconfig will go away, and everthing
> > will work. How do I disable the ipv4 autoconfiguration?

*I had the same problem and I couldn't fix it.

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MicroBoy

There is only 2 commands need to be execute in the cmd window:

C:\Users\bitylin>netsh interface ipv4 show interface <enter>

Idx Met MTU 状� �称
--- --- ----- ----------- -------------------
1 50 4294967295 connected Loopback Pseudo-Interface 1
8 20 1500 connected 本地连接

then find which is your network card ldx number, there is '8' , then,

C:\Users\bitylin>netsh interface ipv4 set interface 8 dadtransmits=0
store=persistent <enter>


确定。


restart the network.


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bitylin
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