Write this down on a bit of paper on in notepad. You will need them later.
Now type 'ipconfig/release' - this will terminate your Internet Connection - but don't get scared, you will turn it back on later.
Now go to - Start >> Connect to >> Show all connections - right click your internet connection and click Properties. Now click on 'Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)' and click Properties. If you don't see this, go to Start>>Control Panel>>Network Connections
Once you've click properties, tick/mark the circle that says 'Use the following IP Address' and type in the numbers you wrote down earlier on. Then click ok.
You will be back on the previous window. Click on 'Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)' and click Properties. This time tick/mark the circle that says 'Obtain an IP address automatically'. Click Ok. Click Close.
Now go back onto Command Prompt and type 'ipconfig/renew' this will restart your internet connection and hopefully your IP has changed. If not then repeat the whole process
Nice job, stuck.
kewl ive done dis before
I just reset my router or turn it off for a while and my IP just changes. :\
Originally Posted by Jeffrey
I just reset my router or turn it off for a while and my IP just changes. :\
Sometimes your IP doesn't change while doing that. This is the best way to do it without getting up. Your ISP sometimes notices this and just keeps your IP the same because they think it might just be a drop or outlet change.
Wooh aren't u the anti leecher on this forum?
Give credits cause i new you leeched it
Credits for this goes to: Cube
Originally Posted by joered
Wooh aren't u the anti leecher on this forum?
Give credits cause i new you leeched it
Credits for this goes to: Cube
I didn't leech it. My cousin taught me this.
Originally Posted by [=Evl=]
I didn't leech it. My cousin taught me this.
This has been posted on: 07-31-2009 10:04 PM on another forum.
Just sayiong
Originally Posted by joered
This has been posted on: 07-31-2009 10:04 PM on another forum.
Just sayiong
Ever thought many other Computer Technicians post the same thing because it works?
Originally Posted by [=Evl=]
Ever thought many other Computer Technicians post the same thing because it works?
pfff why dont u just give credits to the original creature
If u want i can paste here the evidence but i dont like it.
Look its cool you leech cause else this forum will die but give the damm credits.
Originally Posted by joered
pfff why dont u just give credits to the original creature
If u want i can paste here the evidence but i dont like it.
Look its cool you leech cause else this forum will die but give the damm credits.
wow your annoying be glad he gave use this a lot of computer people know about this already like me...hate people like you thinking everything is leeched and that someone had to make it shut up and keep it to your self I know tons of people who know this he must of found out how to do it him self so cut him some slack...
Originally Posted by 1wizz
wow your annoying be glad he gave use this a lot of computer people know about this already like me...hate people like you thinking everything is leeched and that someone had to make it shut up and keep it to your self I know tons of people who know this he must of found out how to do it him self so cut him some slack...
Yep im annoying if something is leeched not evrything is leeched. But its written with exact same words. Not the method but the explanaition is the same so its c+p of other forum to this one. It good to leech to keep a forum alive but give credits for it the other person stook work in it. If i found out some one leeched something i created or written without credits i would go mad
Originally Posted by joered
Yep im annoying if something is leeched not evrything is leeched. But its written with exact same words. Not the method but the explanaition is the same so its c+p of other forum to this one. It good to leech to keep a forum alive but give credits for it the other person stook work in it. If i found out some one leeched something i created or written without credits i would go mad
It's written in the same format it's suppose to be used in.