- Feb 14, 2014
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For some reason, at seemingly random times, Windows switches itself from a dynamic IP to a static IP.
I will be connected to a network with a dynamic IP address from the router and, after varying amounts of time, Windows will switch itself over to a static IP. The IP address it assigns is the same every time. It is the IP I had set before I set up DHCP reservation on my router.
None of the other network adapters have this IP and it's not set as my alternate configuration. I also cleared the ARP table but that didn't fix it. I'm not sure where it's getting this IP from or why Windows keeps switching itself over to a static IP.
I have an Asus Q400a (running Windows 7) with a Intel Centrino Wireless-N 2230 wireless adapter. I have the latest drivers from Intel's website.
Any help would be greatly appreciated,
Thanks!
I will be connected to a network with a dynamic IP address from the router and, after varying amounts of time, Windows will switch itself over to a static IP. The IP address it assigns is the same every time. It is the IP I had set before I set up DHCP reservation on my router.
None of the other network adapters have this IP and it's not set as my alternate configuration. I also cleared the ARP table but that didn't fix it. I'm not sure where it's getting this IP from or why Windows keeps switching itself over to a static IP.
I have an Asus Q400a (running Windows 7) with a Intel Centrino Wireless-N 2230 wireless adapter. I have the latest drivers from Intel's website.
Any help would be greatly appreciated,
Thanks!
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