In article <09e701c3eacd$02159530$(E-Mail Removed)>, "Susan"
<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>I have been trying to install an actiontec modem from
>Qwest for DSL hookup. While trying to install, it has
>messed up my "network". When I click on control panel--
>network--it comes up with the message "Your network is not
>complete. Do you want to continue?" I am no longer able
>to dial-up with AOL. It stops when it trys to connect to
>the network.
>
>Also, when I try to check my modem with the command
>winipcfg, I get the error "DHCP client. Your computer has
>lost the lease to its IP network addresses. Network
>transactions can no longer be performed on the device."
>
>Please help me if you can. I am using a public access
>computer from my library.
>
>TIA Susan
Go to Control Panel | Network and install any of these components that
are missing:
Client for Microsoft Networks
TCP/IP protocol
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Steve Winograd, MS-MVP (Windows Networking)
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