01-30-2007
Changing IP address
Hi ,,, i just come across this forum and i make it a must to be pay a visit here everyday and through it am learning a lots of things which am sure i will be able to share later...
So i have a prob with my pc when i try to change my Ip address in the dos command using ipconfig command i got a message on my screen
Windows IP Configuration
Adapter Internet ADSL is not enabled for Dhcp.
Can anyone help me plz
Thanks
Lutchumaya
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reportwarning = yes
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