Cunnij |
This may seem very simplistic but there is a free download called winsock XP fix. It’s a small executable that will reset your TCP/IP settings automatically. It has gotten us out of many situations as described above.
Greatjubee |
I tried that winsock fix program and it has not changed anything I still haven’t been able to get tcp/ip to confiqured. I just keep getting a can’t unable to query TCP/IP
Sharp as400 |
I have had that problem with my XP Pro notebook and wireless adapter. The wireless icon will show connected but when I run an IP config, the wireless adapter does not show up at all. After running anti virus and spyware programs, I still had the problem. My only solution was to do a restore to a date where the wireless was working. I know it is not a fix per say, but it may be worth a try.
Mnman66 |
Did you run the ipconfig from a CMD window? The ‘ipconfig /release’ then the ‘ipconfig /renew’? Do you see the NIC in the device manager and are all drivers up to date? Is your CAT5 cable actually good and can you connect to the network with another device? Questions you may have faced, or may not have.
Greatjubee |
Mnman66
The computer is cart5 direct, I have used 2 different cables. Yes my laptop will connect to the router direct with no problems, I have run a windows XP repair on the machine from the installation disc, which resolved the problem for the time being, but the new problem is working around the 3.1 installer to down load updates from microsoft, since the 3.1 installer is already present in the rgistry.
I am at a point right know where I’m trying to determine if it is the drivers for the Motherboard or some part of the HP software installed for the printers causing the actual conflict and removing the tcp/ip protocol from the adapter.
Any thoughts would be helpful
Greatjubee |
Ok well we did manage to find a virus and remove it. I still have the problem how to work around the old 3.1 installer to get winXP Service pack 2 to update now
Buddyfarr |
GreatJubee-
have you tried to download SP2 separately to your hard drive and run it as an install instead of going through MS Update? that might work. if not then try to find the update directories in the windows directories (usually names like $NtUninstall or something like that). try deleting these and re-running ms update. you might want to back them up to flash drive or something just in case.
Networking services, TCP, Windows XP
I have an xp pro machine I have been unable to restore the tcp/ip to the adapters. I havereplace the network adapter and even added a wireless to the machine,but I can't get them to pick up anip address.
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