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by james.carver Accepted solution
by the scummy one Accepted solution
you type in
ipconfig /all
Does it work?
You may need to reset your IP -- command line
netsh int ip reset resetlog.txt
did that fix the problem?
by rkuhn040172 Accepted solution
Is that your NIC is either disabled or uninstalled and therefore ipconfig can't return any results.
Go into your device manager and make sure it is still configured correctly and go into your network connections and make sure it isn't disabled.
by jdclyde Accepted solution
if there wasn't a valid NIC, it would say so.
If it just comes back to the command prompt, it sounds like it isn't finding the command to run in the first place.
path?
by the scummy one Accepted solution
it would error
something has become corrupt (most likely), but it is not
with the file itself cause it was replaced already.
by jdclyde Accepted solution
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