Windows 10: How to remove internet lease? Like Lease Expires, Lease Obtained.

I've been having this issue for the past 2-3 years, thinking it was something wrong with my Proxy configuration, ip.

The issues I though was the problem are like, "Windows could not automatically detect network's proxy settings", "Ethernet doesn't have a valid IP configuration". These problems might still be the problem so any help on that would also be appreciated.

But I think the problem is my lease running out every so often, so is there a way to remove it completely or at least making it last longer?
I have an Asus RZN-N12 Wireless N-Router. I can't type under the link or else it thinks I want a frickin' permanent underline marker which is r0tarded.
(With lease I mean, https://gyazo.com/62d7ffcec6cf3fe05f4fe9697edb5972 )))))

:)

 

dhcp lease

how do I renew my DHCP lease

 

Installing Win 10 Enterprise on a leased laptop

My business leases laptops from a leasing company and we would like to purchase Windows 10 Enterprise and install it on the leased laptops (we have the option of leasing the laptops with Ubuntu at no extra charge), however we're being told that Microsoft
wont allow Windows 10 Enterprise to be installed on a leased laptop.

Is this correct?

My interpretation from reading the info at https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/licensing/product-licensing/rental-rights is that the leasing company can't lease the laptops with Windows 10 Enterprise, but instead can only put Professional on them, but I dont
see why we couldnt put Windows 10 Enterprise on the laptops ourselves.

Can anyone confirm or deny?

 

How to check/change my wireless adapter's lease time


ipconfig /all from command prompt shows lease information like this Code:

Code:

Lease Obtained. . . . . . . . . . : Thursday, February 2, 2017 12:23:17 AM  Lease Expires . . . . . . . . . . : Thursday, February 2, 2017 1:23:18 AM

Ipconfig

EDIT I looked at your other post - the lease times above comes from the information you posted there from the "Wireless Report". The information comes from the ipconfig command though.