The correct command, from the Command Prompt, not Start/Run is ipconfig
/release and then ipconfig /renew, with a single space between ipconfig and
the forward slash.
If that doesn't fix the problem, you may have a bad tcp/ip configuration
(generally caused by removal of some spyware programs. You can fix it by
going to the Command Prompt and running the following command (without
quotation marks): "netsh int ip reset <filename>" which resets all your
Registry settings for all the IP-related values.
You must specify a filename, such as oldip.txt. After the netsh command
runs, the file created will contain a detailed log of the Registry keys that
were modified. Restart the system after the repair.
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"Chris G" <Chris
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> One out of two computers are not getting an internet connection. When I
> try
> to repair the connection, it says that it could not renew the IP Address.
> I
> contacted my ISP and they said that it was a problem with the router. I
> opened up the Command ox and typed ipconfig/renew. but said that an
> operation
> wasattempted on something that is not a socket. Is there anyone that will
> be
> able to help me?