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In Topic: Dhcp Issue
Posted 26 Dec 2009
kuchi, on 26 December 2009 - 04:05 PM, said:But still no connection.
Neither with LAN nor with WLAN.
When the nics try to get an dhcp adress it takes very long. and they can not get an ip.
when i assign fix ip it shows me the correct ip, but i still can not ping anything.
My network components are configured proper, because I am now connected with the same machine to the internet.
I also checked mac adress, it is the same.
So I really stuck now, has anyone an idea?
thanks for help
Only other thing i can think of is power cycling your router.
Barring that, hopefully some one else will have further thoughts.
-jm -
In Topic: Dhcp Issue
Posted 26 Dec 2009
For the lan, I would try adding the latest specific drivers, most likely there's a minor issue with the driver that's being installed.
For the wan, did you start wireless services from the Start>System>Start Wireless menu entry?
-jm -
In Topic: Acronis Backup And Recovery 10
Posted 24 Dec 2009
There is a BartPE plugin available from Acronis for True Image 2010.
Log into your Acronis account and go to support, look under free plugins.
-jm -
In Topic: VIPRERescue.exe
Posted 14 Jun 2009
PapaDoc, on Jun 14 2009, 08:02 PM, said:This is the only error I got when trying to create the ISO.
DecompressOrCopy file "C:\XPCD\I386\ files\VIPRERescue.exe" to "C:\UBCD4Win\ BartPE\Programs\VIPRE- PC-Rescue\files\VIPRERescue. exe"
Error: SetupDecompressOrCopyFile() "C:\XPCD\I386\ files\VIPRERescue.exe" to "C:\UBCD4Win\ BartPE\Programs\VIPRE- PC-Rescue\files\VIPRERescue. exe" 3: The system cannot find the path specified.
Either disable the Viprer plugin or click on config to download the executable. It's a 100mb+ download. -
In Topic: USB boot without bios support
Posted 11 May 2009
The solution in my cases, is/was to attach a drive to the ide channel. If you MB has ide and you have a cdrom drive or anything else to attach to the ide channel, I'd be interested to learn if this solves your BSOD.
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