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cable modum won't repair

Discussion in 'Windows XP' started by eickides, 2004/03/12.

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    eickides

    eickides Inactive Thread Starter

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    I have comcast cable connection,when I go to network connections and click repair my LAN settings,it says
    cannot repair,problem flushing the ARP cashe
    sometimes also says problem renewing the IP address.
    I was playing around in administrator settings,I've called Comcast 3 times
    I'm new here,
    any help would be appriechiated
    Bob Eick
    eickides@comcast.net
     
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    Welcome to WindowsBBS!

    What kind of problems are you having that you need to use the repair function? Not unusual for the cache to not clear from time to time. And not usually a sign of problems on your end.
     
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    eickides

    eickides Inactive Thread Starter

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    cable modum

    my problem is that I sometimes don't connect to Comcast when I boot up.
    thanks for your help.
    Bob
     
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    Which modem do you have? Does unplugging the modem (reset) repair the connection, or do you reboot or .........? Has line quality been checked? How is your connection when working (fast, slow, just OK)?

    Apologize for all questions and no answers as of yet! :)
     
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    not to change the subject...

    Robert,
    You should really consider removing your email address from your signature. You are asking for a boatload of 'spam' (big enough problem without asking for it). Your mailbox, your decision.

    B :cool:
     
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