Search EggHeadCafe's Job Board
EggHeadCafe Silverlight WPF ASP.NET VB.NET C# Excel SQL Server SharePoint
search
MicrosoftArticlesForumsFAQs
C# .NET
VB.NET
Visual Studio .NET
ADO.NET
Xml / Xslt
VB 6.0
.NET CF
GDI+
LINQ
Deployment
Security
FoxPro
Silverlight / WPF
Entity Framework
RIA Services

WebArticlesForumsFAQs
JavaScript
ASP
ASP.NET
WCF

DatabasesArticlesForumsFAQs
SQL Server
Access
Oracle
MySQL
Other Databases

OfficeArticlesForumsFAQs
Excel
Word
Powerpoint
Outlook
Publisher
Money

Non-MicrosoftArticlesForumsFAQs
NHibernate
Perl
PHP
Ruby
Java
Linux / Unix
Apple
Open Source

Operating SysArticlesForumsFAQs
Windows 7
Windows Server
Windows Vista
Windows XP
Windows Update
MAC
Linux / UNIX

Server PlatformsArticlesForumsFAQs
BizTalk
Site Server
Exhange Server
IIS

Graphic DesignArticlesForumsFAQs
Macromedia Flash
Adobe PhotoShop
Expression Blend
Expression Design
Expression Web

OtherArticlesForumsFAQs
Lounge
Subversion / CVS
Ask Dr. Dotnetsky
Active Directory
Networking
Uninstall Virus
Job Openings
Product Reviews
Search Engines
Resumes

 

In order to reduce the number spam posts to Microsoft's public newsgroup microsoft.public.windows.networking.wireless, we have decided to require people to become a member of EggHeadCafe prior to posting.  This free service is made available for people who do not have NNTP access where they work.  For best results, you will want to sign-on to this newsgroup via your favorite news reader and view your reply when you get home.
Login And Reply  Create An Account And Reply


Windows Vista cannot obtain an IP address from certain routers or from certain non- DHCP servers
Rick posted on Thursday, April 26, 2007 10:48 AM

 
Change all of them it does not matter you are having the problem with all adapters as I am.  This is a Vista problem that has no solution yet that I can find.  Static IP is the only way for now.