Windows 10: Computer doesn't have a valid IP Address

Hi, I really need some help with figuring out what I get computer doesn't have a valid IP Address. I have tried the following:

1. ipconfig /release /renew /flushdns
2. Used the netsh int ip reset.log
3. netsh winsock reset
4. Reset the router
5. Uninstalled and reinstalled the WLAN/LAN via Device Manager.
6. Played around the ipv4 settings

Can someone please advise if I am missing something or is there something else I can try.

I look forward to people's input and suggestions.

Thanks,



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IP Address

Hi Will,

You might need your computer's IP address if you want to set up an Internet connection, allow other people to connect to your PC, or need to troubleshoot network problems. Kindly follow these steps to find the IP address of your computer:

• Select the Start button , start typing View network connections, and then select it in the list.
• Select an active network connection, and then, in the toolbar, select
  View status of this connection. (You might need to select the chevron icon to find this command.)
• Select Details. (Your PC's IP address appears in the
  Value column, next to IPv4 Address).

Let us know whenever you need further assistance.

 

WiFi IP address in not valid

My laptop is connected to the wifi but there is no internet access when i run the windows diagnostic it is showing wifi has no valid ip address ,also i connect it through ethernet cable again same problem,invalid ip address please help me.

 

Two computers on network with same IP address

Hi Bob,

You might be getting this error because more than one computer is using the same IP address, which is resulting in a conflict. If you are setting IP addresses manually using static IP addresses, it is important to check that each
network device has a unique IP address.

If your router automatically assigns IP addresses using DHCP, you can try releasing and renewing your computer's IP assignment by following the steps below:

• Click Start.
• Type cmd in the search box, and then press Enter.
• At the command prompt, run the following commands in the listed order:
  • Type ipconfig /release and press Enter.
  • Type ipconfig /renew and press Enter.

We also recommend that you check your router settings for any conflicts in the DHCP settings. Additionally, check the manufacturer's website or support page for an updated driver for your router.

Update us with the outcome and if you need further assistance.