Warning 11/28/2009 10:13:17 PM Dhcp nȯne 1007 N/A ACER-3B6299156D
This item from the log above explains to me that your computer tried to connect to the network (like the other computers), and did not connect with the same IP address the other computers connected with. Windows assigned the problem computer a temporary IP address, but it did not function properly. This may be a problem with your Network Interface Card.
You also has evidence of hardware failure, which may improve the sign that your network card is corrupted. Check that the network card or device is connected properly or try other ports (if possible) and see if it helps. If the network card plugs in to the boards on the inside of the computer, unplug the card and clean out the bus.
Go to Start > Run. Type in CMD and press OK.
In the black box, type the following in order:
ipconfig /release
ipconfig /renew
Then, exit.
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Then, assign a Static IP address...tutorial:
http://www.hotcomm.com/faq/FAQ_staticIPXP.aspIf you need any help with the above, please let me know. :o)