Questions & Answers for: tcpip

accidently deleted TCPIP folder system32 after i accidentally downloaded a file from my email box, my computer kept on turning on and off. i used my mcafee software and it discovered a virus. i ...

...The machine didn't work in networkPrinting. but it receive the print orders in Q-jobs This is a tcpip printer. Set it up with a tcpip port. When you install the print drivers give it the same

...says it is connected to wireless, but has no ip numbers, mac addresses, nothing. I've reset the tcpip by removing all tcpip devices, running a lsp fix and still get nothing. I'm looking for a ...

...connection icon and select properties. in the middle there is install button, click it. select tcpip protcol and click add in the next window click have disk (its to the right side). change the ...

...Pro and operate in a CMD window. The time has come to replace the printer with one that has USB and TCPIP only. Is there an adapter to convert LPT1 on the PC to USB on the printer? Or a way to ...

...to the properties of the driver and click on the ports tab and click on add port click on standard tcpip and then new port enter the tcpip address click on lpr and enable byte counting and the print ...

...the administrator setting button 3.enter the password 12345678 4.select network setting 5.select tcpip setting press forward button until you reach the tcpip addres section then you can change the ...

argghh! after I had re-done the netwrking manually and from the XP install CD ... I had noticed the tcpip.sys was a newer version than the SP update I was using - but at the time dismissed that fact .

...connectivity. reset ip stack and winsock, still no dice there is something wrong with the lan or tcpip settings.set a menual tcpip v4 ip from the property of connection then open the router

...you wish to change; use: $ MC LANCP <ret> > SHOW DEVICE Next, use the menu driven utility "TCPIP$CONFIG", to set your desired IP address etc: $ @TCPIP$CONFIG <ret> Option 1 - core ...