Windows IP Address Conflict Detected Detection 30

That's someone using your IP... Change one.

Here's how to fix it:1. In the Windows runner, enter cmd to open the system command line.

2. On the system command line, enter the gateway reset command netsh winsock reset.

3. After entering the command, click the computer start menu icon.

4. Select Update and Restart, after restarting the system, you can resolve the IP address conflict.

Here's how:

1. In the Windows runner, enter cmd to open the system command line.

2. On the system command line, enter the gateway reset command netsh winsock reset.

3. After entering the command, click the computer start menu icon.

4. Select Update and Restart, after restarting the system, you can resolve the IP address conflict.

Blue screen issue solved.

1. Memory reasons. Use an eraser to wipe the gold finger of the memory module and wipe off the oxide layer to ensure that the memory module is installed and running normally.

2. The chassis is not clean. The CPU fan has too much dust to run normally, causing the CPU temperature to be too high, so use a brush or hair dryer to clean up the dust on the inner wall of the case, the CPU fan, the graphics card fan, and the motherboard.

3. There is also a possibility that the system is unstable, at this time, you need to restart the computer and press F8 to enter the boot menu item and select"Boot to the last correct configuration"。

Local area network? Then change the IP address.

Windows has detected an IP address conflict, and the following steps are performed.

1. If your IP address is obtained automatically and not set manually, you can perform the following methods: You can disconnect the network, then reconnect to the network, log out of the computer, log back in to the system, disable the network card driver, and then re-enable it.

2. Windows detected an IP address conflict". Right-click on the network icon in the bottom right corner of the desktop and select the "Open Network and Sharing Center" option, as shown in the image.

3. Click the "Change adapter settings" option in the pop-up interface, then right-click the network card driver used by the current network in the pop-up window, select the "Disable" option in the right-click menu list, and then right-click again and select "Enable".

4. If your IP address is a fixed IP address set manually, you can change the IP address. First, still right-click on the network icon in the bottom right corner of the desktop, select the "Open Network and Sharing Center" option.

5. After the modification is completed, click the "OK" button to save and exit. If that doesn't work, just try reconnecting to the network.

There are 3 possibilities, 1 is that your IP has been stolen, 2 is that your LAN has been hit by the ARP virus, if it is poisoned, then you have to use a special killing tool to scan all LAN computers. Otherwise, it won't work, and if it's stolen, it's hard to check. There are also ways to set up mac bindings from your router.

The last possibility is that your computer caches the IP address assigned by the last boot route, and the route is turned on again, and the address is randomly assigned, assigned to your other address, and someone else turns on, you will prompt a conflict, but this situation has nothing to do with it, and the network connection will be solved by fixing it.

Open the network (that is, the network neighbor in XP), click on the network and sharing center above, then click Change adapter settings on the left, right-click on the properties on the network card you need to change, then double-click the Internet version protocol 4 in the project, and then change the IP to automatically get it.

This means that there are two IPs in the same LAN that are the same, for example, if the IP you set now, then there must be another same IP in the current LAN. The solution is to change the IP address of the same network segment, for example, to a different IP address.

How to solve the IP address conflict of the computer.

Bind a MAC address with a dedicated IP address on the router.