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  • BBoo
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    Even easier, buy HideMyAss and you can change your IP address to anywhere in the world at a click of a button. Fools the IP checkers online, but not sure it really changes the IP address.

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  • pompeyfaith
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    Done thanks all

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  • diddlydee
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    Seems crap to me! Don't cost me nowt though, so shouldn't grumble

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  • SaltnVinegar
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    Originally posted by philnicandamy View Post
    the easiest way would be

    If you have a router within your home so that you can connect more than one PC to your Internet, then the router assigns an internal IP address to each computer. For some reason it has given the same IP address to two computer. You will need to renew the IP address on your computer

    Start button > Run > Type in: cmd > type in the DOS window: ipconfig /renew

    This will release and renew your IP address and resolve the issue if it is at your router.

    If that fails, shut down all your computers. Unplug the power to your router. Wait 30 seconds for it to clear. Repower the router. Restart the PCs. That should clear all the IP addresses and force the router to give out new ones.


    If you only have one computer directly hooked your ISP's modem, then the issue is on their part. They have assigned the same IP address to two of their modems. They will need to resolve that issue.
    If your IP address is automatically assigned, follow the above, if its manually assigned change it on one of the PC's............

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  • SaltnVinegar
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    Originally posted by pompeyfaith View Post
    Anyone know what this means?
    Yeah you have a duplicate IP address

    Are the network cards on the two PC's configured to automatically get the IP addresses from your wireless router or are they statically assigned.

    If you're on Win XP you can check by.......

    Clicking on Start button
    Right Click 'My Network Places'
    Select 'Properties'

    You'll then get a list of all your network connections.....

    Right click your wireless connection option
    select properties

    You'll then have the Wireless Network Connection Properties Window.

    In this window, in the General tab, scroll down to where it says Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)

    Click the properties button

    You should then see your IP address information where it'll tell you if its selecting an IP address automatically or if its manually assigned.

    If you're not using Windows XP I've wasted 5 mins of my time and you're buggered!!

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  • philnicandamy
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    the easiest way would be

    If you have a router within your home so that you can connect more than one PC to your Internet, then the router assigns an internal IP address to each computer. For some reason it has given the same IP address to two computer. You will need to renew the IP address on your computer

    Start button > Run > Type in: cmd > type in the DOS window: ipconfig /renew

    This will release and renew your IP address and resolve the issue if it is at your router.

    If that fails, shut down all your computers. Unplug the power to your router. Wait 30 seconds for it to clear. Repower the router. Restart the PCs. That should clear all the IP addresses and force the router to give out new ones.


    If you only have one computer directly hooked your ISP's modem, then the issue is on their part. They have assigned the same IP address to two of their modems. They will need to resolve that issue.

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  • philnicandamy
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    bit of a read here

    IP Address Conflicts - What Is an IP Address Conflict?

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  • Never-In-Doubt
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    Originally posted by philnicandamy View Post
    Its pretty easy to sort....i'll step back for stevie
    Nooo tell us lol

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  • philnicandamy
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    Its pretty easy to sort....i'll step back for stevie

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  • pompeyfaith
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    I think maybe there are two PC'S with the same IP so need to change my IP address, however I'm not sure how to do that so ill await steve's instruction as I'm sure he will know.

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  • pompeyfaith
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    Thanks nid no stress here m8 i am ultra cool with a bud in my hand lol

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  • pompeyfaith
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    One desktop downstairs and 2 PC'S and a laptop upstairs router is upstairs and this desktop is closes to the router

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  • garlok
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    I'd give your system the once over with the security scan mate but Niddy is getting stevie in isn't he?

    As I say Norton got just a little upset with speedtest so I didn't download. Flagged a high security risk which is unusual.

    Garlok

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  • Never-In-Doubt
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    Originally posted by pompeyfaith View Post
    Wireless yes and using MSE ( no not the mse online but microsoft security essentials)
    Lol just kidding, dinnae stress lad! I've text Steve but I'd not worry - he'll know what it is!

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  • philnicandamy
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    Originally posted by pompeyfaith View Post
    Wireless yes and using MSE ( no not the mse online but microsoft security essentials)

    Just the one PC? at home

    nothing else in the house on the wifi network?

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