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Hello Everybody,
I just want to thank everyone in the group for always being so helpful. I'm running Windows '98 second edition and just added a Linksys 4 port router for my cable modem. I'm getting intermittant error messages stating: System has detected a conflict for IP address XXX with system having hardware address YYY. The YYY address seems to change each time as does the IP address for my router. How do I resolve the conflict? I've looked through System Information at IRQ's & DMA's but don't even see the Router listed in any of the hardware profiles. If I close the error message box the computer still works fine, but it sometimes pops up again. I just keep closing it and nothing seems to crash. I'd just like to make it go away for good. Thanks so much for your help! mary wei |
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mary wei <> wrote in
news:: > Hello Everybody, > > I just want to thank everyone in the group for always being so > helpful. > > I'm running Windows '98 second edition and just added a Linksys 4 port > router for my cable modem. I'm getting intermittant error messages > stating: > > System has detected a conflict for IP address XXX with system having > hardware address YYY. The YYY address seems to change each time as > does the IP address for my router. > > How do I resolve the conflict? > > I've looked through System Information at IRQ's & DMA's but don't even > see the Router listed in any of the hardware profiles. If I close the > error message box the computer still works fine, but it sometimes pops > up again. I just keep closing it and nothing seems to crash. I'd just > like to make it go away for good. You need to be more specific with the private side IP(s) of the router that no one can get to, other than XXX and YYY. It's like 192.168.1.100 for a DHCP IP that can be issued and 192.168.1.1 for the device IP. It seems by your post, that one of the machines is some how using the router's device IP and is a conflict. Did you change the Device IP setting it into the range of one of the DHCP IP(s) that can be issued to a machine by the router? Duane Duane Arnold |
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"mary wei" <> wrote in message news:... > Hello Everybody, > > I just want to thank everyone in the group for always being so > helpful. > > I'm running Windows '98 second edition and just added a Linksys 4 port > router for my cable modem. I'm getting intermittant error messages > stating: > > System has detected a conflict for IP address XXX with system having > hardware address YYY. The YYY address seems to change each time as > does the IP address for my router. > > How do I resolve the conflict? > > I've looked through System Information at IRQ's & DMA's but don't even > see the Router listed in any of the hardware profiles. If I close the > error message box the computer still works fine, but it sometimes pops > up again. I just keep closing it and nothing seems to crash. I'd just > like to make it go away for good. get the IP addies of all your NIC's... run CMD ipconfig /all log into your router and check it's IP addy the conflict will reveal itself all your NIC's should be set to default DHCP (automatic IP addressing). unless you once had ICS enabled on your primary machine (disable it). -a|ex 127.0.0.1 |
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