[dR.0xYw0Rm]

Sometimes that problem it's due to IP address conflicts on the computers, try to Release and Renew an IP Address.

Start > Run > CMD

Code:

ipconfig /renew ipconfig /release

And you can also refresh all DHCP leases and re-register DNS names using the registerdns command.

Code:

ipconfig /registerdns

[dR.0xYw0Rm]

Sometimes that problem it's due to IP address conflicts on the computers, try to Release and Renew an IP Address.

Start > Run > CMD

Code:

ipconfig /renew ipconfig /release

And you can also refresh all DHCP leases and re-register DNS names using the registerdns command.

Code:

ipconfig /registerdns

[gBarreras]

If the network has 169.254.70.x IP's you cannot force a 192...
Just connect, ping the gateway, check submask, and force a client IP inside the network.

[gBarreras]

If the network has 169.254.70.x IP's you cannot force a 192...
Just connect, ping the gateway, check submask, and force a client IP inside the network.

[sp4m123]

It is ok to update the authorization

[sp4m123]

It is ok to update the authorization

[pixle_]

Well 192.x.x.x, 172.x.x.x, and 10.x.x.x are all private addresses, 169.x.x.x could be the private address of the router. If it has Mac Filtering, youre screwed, unless you give yourself a Mac Address that has been permitted on that AP, which can be done with Mac Changer. Might/ Might not work.

pixle_