Windows 10: The computer has not been assigned an address from the network by the DHCP server for the...

Log Name: Microsoft-Windows-Dhcp-Client/Admin Source: Microsoft-Windows-Dhcp-Client Date: 09/12/2022 17:48:26 Event ID: 1001 Task Category: Address Configuration Status Event level: error Keywords:1 User: Local Service Computer: PC-Achim Description: The computer has not been assigned an address from the network by the DHCP server for the network card with network address 0xE86A64F0170E. Error: 0x79. The computer continues to attempt to obtain an address from the network address server DHCP server on its own. Event XML: http://schemas.microsoft.com/win/2004/08/events/event">

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Windows 10 - WiFi DHCP not assigning address

Just upgraded to Windows 10 on a HP2000 Notebook. The upgrade worked flawlessly with one exception. I performed the upgrade while wired to the network. When I switched to WiFi, the adapter showed "Limited Connectivity". Using Regedit, I looked at HKLM/SYSTEM/CurrentControlSet/Services/Tcpip/Parameters/Interfaces
and found that my WiFi adapter was receiving a DHCP assigned address.

In my home, I use DHCP statically assigned addresses and typically I assign the same IP to both wired and WiFi adapters on a given machine. What I didn't realize is that because the wired adapter had already been assigned the same DHCP address, the WiFi
adapter somehow couldn't re-use the address it was given by the DHCP.

After giving the Wifi adapter a different DHCP-assigned address than the wired adapter, it worked perfectly.

 

DNS assigned by DHCP not working

Hi,

5 days ago my wifi connection stopped accepting the assigned DNS over DHCP. I'm not aware of making any changes to the configuration that could have led to this problem, there was one windows update relating to flash and the malicious software removal tool,
but no others since the problem has occured

Despite the network the adapter properties being set to "obtain DNS server address automatically" regardless of the network I connect to and the settings issued by the DHCP server, the DNS on my computer is set to 192.168.1.1. (other computers work fine)

I have to manually assign the correct DNS server and change it each time I change network

does anyone know what is happening?

Thanks

 

Issue getting IP address from DHCP server

Just had the problem again this morning on boot up no DHCP address and APIPA assigned. I disconnected from the wifi network and in cmd ran ipconfig /flushdns then connected to wifi network and received the DHCP address.