My Asus X53E laptop says I have a conflicting IP address. I should be the only computer on my network and able to access my internet. I have had my credit used up before but Telstra said this isn't possible. How can I stop any neighbour or anyone else accessing my laptop and internet
View 1 RepliesWhen I sign on the internet, I get a Windows System Error - "There is an IP address conflict with another system on the network." I went to command prompt and typed "ipconfig /renew" but the response was "No operation can be performed on Local Area Connection while it has media disconnected".
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When I checked in the router settings, I found 10.0.0.3 had been assigned to the other PC, which also has the hardware address given in the error message - I'm not sure how that constitutes a conflict!When I get this error message, I never encounter any connectivity problems - i.e. both machines can still access the internet.
I'm trying to perform ping to another network segment using nat to those devices but the ipaddress i assigned are the same as the segment i am trying to monitor is there anyway to overcome this?
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Computer info and ipconfig/all:
Tech Support Guy System Info Utility version 1.0.0.1
OS Version: Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium , 64 bit
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There are about 3 laptops, one desktop, and 2 gaming consoles that are using the router. Everything connects fine expect the one laptop. It is an ASUS laptop running Windows 7. Whenever the laptop is going to connect to the internet every other device using the internet is stalled for a few moments, then reconnects. The computers then give the IP Address Conflict message. This is extremely frustrating. Sometimes it happens when people are accessing the Web for college assignments, and sometimes gaming, which is annoying to get disconnected from. I have tried to release / renew the IP, but it tells me it can't complete the process.
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I am having issues with wireless connections with my laptop but I can connect with my phones and iPod, however wired connections work perfectly.
The moment I attempt a wireless connection I receive continuous error messages saying that there is an ip-address conflict with another system on the network and i lose all internet access.I have already tried adding a dhcp reservation?
im recieving ip conflict adress error i have an dsl modem and its my individual i ave not share a connection with anyone.and whenever i recieved this error my net works zero
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Now the internet isn't working (on the neighbor's internet) and I can't even get back on the router (192.168.1.1) I reset the router but it still isn't working.
I have an ASUS Wireless Router RT-N66R.
Edit: I got back on the router but now my wireless MAC address is the same as the LAN MAC address. I think this is what the cloning did. Is there any way to find my old MAC address?
The section is titled Special Requirement from ISP so I think I may need to use a certain MAC address but I don't remember what the old one was.
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