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Originally Posted by Allium89
Trys that. No change there I'm afraid. Think I tried that and changing the DNS when I was first looking some while back.
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Okay that's interesting. I know what Igni is getting at and was going to be my next suggestion.
Here's the thing - there's a
chance that your router got unlucky and happened to get a DHCP lease with a bad configuration. Just pure bad luck that could have happened to anyone.
However.
The fact that other devices are getting good leases and when you clone the mac of your PC, you're still getting a bad subnet, suggests that the router is at fault. There's no reason the DHCP server at Virgin would be handing out a good config and a bad config to the same MAC.
Unless you can override that, I think your router needs to be replaced.