I just installed a WIN7 operating system.,How to set up IP?,It doesn t seem to be the same as XP.

Win7 is different from XP settings,There is a network connection icon in the lower right corner,Right click,Open the network and sharing center Local connection property Select an item with a number IPv4 in the dialog box and it will come out。 Just change it.

There is a small flag in the lower right corner, right-click to open the network center, and select the item with the number 4 in the dialog box.

Go to the control panel, open the network and Internet connection, find the local connection, right-click and select Properties, select Protocol 4 instead of 6, and then save the configuration. If you can't connect, we recommend that you get it directly. I can't connect yet. Smash it.

Open the network, and then right-click on the network. Open the Network & Sharing Center and open your local connection. Dot Internet Protocol version IV, Dot Attributes. Then, fill in the IP manually.

Click on the link icon in the bottom right corner, click to open the network and sharing center, then click on the local connection or Wi-Fi connection, click on the properties, and then the next one goes without saying, don't divide, just do it.

Open the Control Panel - > Network & Ineternet - > Network & Sharing Center - > change adapter settings. The rest of the operation is the same as for XP.

You should be at home Internet bar, at home if it is fiber access, directly enter the previous IP, if it is a normal ADSL dial-up, you need to re-establish the dial-up connection on the computer, after dial-up, you can access the Internet.

Use automatic acquisition first, if you still want to set the IP yourself, start running and enter cmd - then enter "ipconfig all" - fill in the new IP according to the above display

The IP is automatically assigned and obtained automatically, all you need to do is enter the username and password.

It's best not to set a fixed IP to let it get it automatically.

Cleaning up junk, cleaning the registry, optimizing settings, defragmenting are all musts.

Hehe, I've also encountered your problem, if your configuration is okay, then you can go to the control panel and turn off all the special effects, then your system will run very fast. If you don't understand, just ask.

1. Press on the keyboard"win+r"Shortcut key to start"Run"dialog box, Input"msconfig", click OK. Or enter it in the search dialog"msconfig"The same can be done.

2. Select in the pop-up boot dialog box"Bootstrapping"tab, set the timeout period to 5 seconds, and click OK.

I don't know why you don't want to use this repair tool, but I can tell you that this repair tool can solve your problem and it is easy to operate.

Right-click on "Computer", tap "Properties", then click "Advanced", then click "Settings" under "Startup and Fault Recovery", and check "Show time for operating system list"."On the right, change the time to 5 seconds.

Just go to System, right-click -My Computer-Properties, Advanced, and reset the priority startup items and intervals

Press the arrow keys once when you start up, and it will stop in the selection menu.

You reset it, why don't you extend the time?

The IP docking between the router and XP is not the same as the IP of the newly installed win7, reset it.

You can connect to the network with a network setup.

Advanced Windows 7

Right-click Computer

Properties - Advanced System Settings.

Startup and Failback.

default operating system".

Change Windows 7 to an earlier version of Windows (that is, XP) - check the "Time to display the list of operating systems" time to 5 seconds (or other seconds) - make sure that the reboot is the default XP OK.

My Computer, Right Click - Properties - Advanced System Settings - Advanced - Startup and Recovery - Settings.

This question is quite normal! Generally, there will be a period of time when the newly installed computer is installed, and after your computer records your common settings and environmental settings, this will basically disappear! Like my computer, after the environment is set to record (automatically recorded by the computer), I used to use the LAN boot speed is 27 seconds, and now I use the dial is 33 seconds (Kingsoft Guardian boot prompt), under normal circumstances, you can ignore him!

Your question is so acute. At least the computer will not read it until the boot menu is loaded, and you set the startup list time to 0 seconds.

The computer will know. Turns out you told me that the time that this boot menu exists is 0 seconds. Right.

Blame me is also c disk xp e disk win7,Installed it's naturally displayed side by side I automatically enter win7 by default,You go to xp to delete that one-click ghost because under the win7 dual system that ghost is useless after you restore it is not a dual system。 With win7 comes with the system image backup very easy to use two systems at the same time, but it takes up a lot of hard disk space Fortunately, now the computer hard disk space is very large.

Since you're going to set the time to 0, why don't you delete that extra system startup?

It'll be fine after a while, it'll be fine.

It doesn't matter.,I'm also installed under the XP systemWin7 and then I set the IP address of Win7 to be the same as the original XP.,Now it's still win7 on the Internet.,You're making a mistake there.。

Then you see if you can get on QQ, if you can, it's the reason why your DNS is not set up. Set up DNS and you're ready to browse the web.

Uninstall the NIC driver, reinstall it or replace it with another NIC driver, which is how I solved the problem.

If you need to set up DNS, try to change the DNS preference to If it's a DNS problem, you can go to QQ and you can't open the web page!

See if the network card driver is installed