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Old 01-09-2004, 11:00   #49
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Re: Using USB Connection but Want to Use Ethernet

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Originally Posted by monkeybreath
Sounds to me like Zone Alarm or windows wonderful new security centre or a combination of both is blocking the dhcp requests when you are running in normal windows. If this the case, normally an uninstall and reinstall of ZA when using the ethernet connection (or indeed with nothing connected at all) will resolve this
If the XP firewall is also running I would expect it to cause problems with ZA. If the version of ZA is 5, then it needs to be removed and replaced with a version that, er, works I'm on version 4, though I believe there's a version 6. I'm avoiding it like the plague though. Reinstalling ZA is a bit drastic - a simple bit of tweaking of the firewall will be enough, but first turn it off and see if the connection works with it off.
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