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A user installed Windows 7 Pro 64-bit and initially had flawless wired internet connectivity but then faced issues with the router not assigning an IP, despite using a static IP configuration. They noted their wireless connections are working for their roommates and tested the Ethernet with a laptop successfully, suspecting a Windows-related problem. Another user commented about Windows 7 networking issues and suggested restarting explorer.exe to regain network connectivity, but the original poster confirmed that method didn't resolve their problem.

F42tank

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When I first installed windows 7 pro 64bit on my desktop and is wired and my internet work flawlessly now I cant get connected to my router it wont assign an ip i have set one static but still wont work all of my roommates computers work on the wireless and so does mine. i have plugged the same Ethernet cord in my laptop and got on the internet so it has something to do with windows i cant figure it out. :frown:
 

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Windows 7 clearly has some serious networking problems. I occasionaly 'loose' all network connections and rebooting doesn't help but found I can get them back by going to task manager and 'ending' explorer.exe and then restarting it. Hope it works for you.

windabbler

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Windows 7 clearly has some serious networking problems. I occasionaly 'loose' all network connections and rebooting doesn't help but found I can get them back by going to task manager and 'ending' explorer.exe and then restarting it. Hope it works for you.
 

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