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mastic · 24-03-2006, 08:37

What I meant was it wasn't using the default value on the card. It was setting it to "not present" and when I changed it to the value displayed in my bios it worked.

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edit: this also happens on both of my pcs when i re-install windows and use the onboard LAN adapter - but doesn't happen if I use Linux.

24-03-2006, 08:37	#10
mastic Inactive Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 37	Re: DHCP failed What I meant was it wasn't using the default value on the card. It was setting it to "not present" and when I changed it to the value displayed in my bios it worked. Cheers D edit: this also happens on both of my pcs when i re-install windows and use the onboard LAN adapter - but doesn't happen if I use Linux.