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JDMurray Admin Posts: 13,047 Admin
jabb000 wrote:And I said incorrectly removed spyware.
ok JD i give to you buddy - you are right - all of a sudden you know exactly what the problem is when you couldn't help him fix it. :P
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jabb000 Inactive Imported Users Posts: 42 ■■□□□□□□□□
Hmmm - what was this and slowhand never posted yet.
Is this machine running Windows? Is the DHCP Client service running?
Calm down buddy I am only messing around. God
I was just trying to have a little fun on a Friday night.
I PM'ed you about it also.
I am totally sorry if I offended anyone or hurt anyways ego. This was all in good fun. Where I am at we have fun like this so sorry. Maybe I will list a few on my certs. -
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Hasn't there been a program out there since Win95 days to fix winsock problems caused by spyware, and it's removal?:mike: Cisco Certifications -- Collect the Entire Set! -
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JDMurray Admin Posts: 13,047 Admin
mikej412 wrote:Hasn't there been a program out there since Win95 days to fix winsock problems caused by spyware, and it's removal?
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jabb000 Inactive Imported Users Posts: 42 ■■□□□□□□□□
Mikej - yes it has but it does not work.
Someone had already posted a link to the winsock fix utility. -
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jabb000 Inactive Imported Users Posts: 42 ■■□□□□□□□□
JD - yes we know it has its own self-repair utility but that does not work in this instance. Why did you not tell him to use it instead of asking if this machine was runnign windows and also if the DHCP service was running.
Like I said dude, I was only playing around on a Friday night. No hard feelings dude calm down. I said you were right.
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Slowhand Mod Posts: 5,161 Mod
jabb000 wrote:If you blame the problem on a belkin router have the IP address lease to "NEVER" expire how did reinstalling the OS fix the problem?JDMurray wrote:You can use the Windows Registry Editor (regedit.exe) to remove all occurrences of the interface's IP address from the TCP stack sections of the registry. When Windows boots, it won't have an IP address to request from the DHCP pool, so it will take whatever IP address the DHCP server gives it. I use this technique to change my machine's address on a DHCP LAN when one of my high-spirited co-workers is DOSing me as a joke.
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jabb000 Inactive Imported Users Posts: 42 ■■□□□□□□□□
Weel why not just remove the NIC card and reboot. There will not be an IP assigned to it to begin with.
open up machine
remove NIC card
start machine...........no NIC so no IP
turn off machine
install NIC
reboot
machine will install the device and assign an IP........
this wil be a brand new IP because there was none previously assigned. -
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dynamik Banned Posts: 12,312 ■■■■■■■■■□
jabb000 wrote:Weel why not just remove the NIC card and reboot. There will not be an IP assigned to it to begin with.
open up machine
remove NIC card
start machine...........no NIC so no IP
turn off machine
install NIC
reboot
machine will install the device and assign an IP........
this wil be a brand new IP because there was none previously assigned.
Because my grandma can do that. I want an excuse to dabble in the registry. It's not fun unless there's a risk of seriously damaging my system -
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iowatech Member Posts: 120
Guys - I know I don't have certs listed but please believe me on this one
Then why do you have them in your profile? -
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JDMurray Admin Posts: 13,047 Admin
iowatech wrote:Guys - I know I don't have certs listed but please believe me on this one
Then why do you have them in your profile?
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Slowhand Mod Posts: 5,161 Mod
JDMurray wrote:People, let this thread be a lesson to you all: computers, alcohol, and being alone on a Friday night do not mix.
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jabb000 Inactive Imported Users Posts: 42 ■■□□□□□□□□
dy - LOL LMAO OK very good reason
io - I added them after I said that - thank you very much - you are very intelligent fo sur snizzle my dizzle
JD - I was not drinking alcohol and i was not alone but yes it was friday night -
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iowatech Member Posts: 120
Yeah I am, because I know you're lying.
You couldn't even figure out how to take ownership of a hard drive.
http://www.techexams.net/forums/viewtopic.php?p=157315#157315
But yes!! You have all those qualifications over the past few months to make up for it right!?