Gladys, I joined Tek-Tips just to thank you for your tip shown below:
globalstrata (MIS)
Nov 11, 2002
Instead of a repair, try installing another protocol such as NETBEUI and then remove TCP/IP and re-add it. After that you can remove the other protocol (NETBEUI if that is what you installed)
Sometimes, TCP/IP gets corrupted and in order to re-install, you need to have another protocol running.
Gladys Rodriguez
GlobalStrata Solutions
I'm not a professional IT person by any means but am a fair amateur hack which means I know just enough to be dangerous. Anyway, I had been messing with privacy apps and had downloaded one from a well known security expert. Through no fault of his, I managed to shut down my NetBT on one machine, and in troubleshooting my network managed to shoot the second one today. Fortunately I had a 3rd unit running and began searching for answers. No matter what I tried, I could not start up NetBios on either machine.
I hit upon your 2002 tip from a Google search and tried it. Within 10 minutes I had both machines back on line (one had been off line for several days).
Thank you for donating the time and effort it takes to belong to a forum such as this. You saved me what I am sure would have been many more hours of troubleshooting to solve this problem.
Thank you again,
AirEngineer
globalstrata (MIS)
Nov 11, 2002
Instead of a repair, try installing another protocol such as NETBEUI and then remove TCP/IP and re-add it. After that you can remove the other protocol (NETBEUI if that is what you installed)
Sometimes, TCP/IP gets corrupted and in order to re-install, you need to have another protocol running.
Gladys Rodriguez
GlobalStrata Solutions
I'm not a professional IT person by any means but am a fair amateur hack which means I know just enough to be dangerous. Anyway, I had been messing with privacy apps and had downloaded one from a well known security expert. Through no fault of his, I managed to shut down my NetBT on one machine, and in troubleshooting my network managed to shoot the second one today. Fortunately I had a 3rd unit running and began searching for answers. No matter what I tried, I could not start up NetBios on either machine.
I hit upon your 2002 tip from a Google search and tried it. Within 10 minutes I had both machines back on line (one had been off line for several days).
Thank you for donating the time and effort it takes to belong to a forum such as this. You saved me what I am sure would have been many more hours of troubleshooting to solve this problem.
Thank you again,
AirEngineer