Why is the IP lost after the hard disk of the computer is replaced?

If you change the hard disk, you must reinstall the system, and if you don't change the hard disk, the system IP will be gone.

The machine configuration is different, the hard disk cannot be replaced, and the system information in it is all wrong, so the system needs to be rebuilt.

The IP is saved in the system, and if you change the hard disk, the system will naturally change, and your network card driver!

There are hidden protected operating system files in the root directory of the drive letter, open My Computer--- the tools ---folder options in the menu bar above--- check --- hide protected operating system files (recommended) to uncheck.

It's OK to delete the hidden files that are different from the D and F drives. It is generally a hidden file that starts with auto***.

Is the hard drive plugged into the power cable? Is there nothing wrong with the hard drive cable test?

The name is possible, but the IP will not change.

Yes. Because all system files are stored on the hard drive, when you replace the hard drive, it means that all the previous data is lost and you have to reset it.

Not at all! There is nothing to do with each other at all.

The system exists in the hard disk, the IP and the hostname are in the system, you say, it can be modified,.

The IP address will not change, provided that the system is not reinstalled, and the other is that it may not be able to enter the system.

There are several scenarios for this, for example: if you start with the IP auto-acquisition, if it is. Now you change the motherboard, as long as your IP during the change of motherboard is not occupied by other computers or mobile phones and other devices, it will still be this IP address, if it is occupied by other computers or mobile phones and other devices, the IP obtained by your new motherboard after booting up the network is not the original, it may be between one, this root is related to the device you route to connect.

If you manually obtain the IP address, the IP address will not change after the new motherboard is turned on and connected to the Internet.

Will the IP change, it has little to do with these things, right?!

I want to change my computer, but I don't want to change the IP address of my old computer, can I do this?

。。Yes, IP and MAC address are not technical parameters of the hard drive. The MAC address is the technical parameter of the network card device, and naturally the MAC of the network card of the two machines will not be the same. The IP address is assigned to you by the network operator's server after surfing the Internet.

Then write down this IP address. The IP automatically assigned by DHCP is always changed, unless the server is bound, if there is a binding, as long as the network card is not changed, this IP will not change. Rest assured.

Replace the hard disk, the system needs to be redone, so the IP should be set, your IP is randomly assigned, that does not need to be set, the main thing is that the gateway should be set as the IP of the server, if you want to visit each other, then the working group should be consistent, the guest guest account should be open, if you share, right-click on the file or folder, and select Share.

The system has been redone to automatically obtain the IP, and it must have changed. Wonder why IP is important, you don't set a fixed IP yet.

If you are a telecom user, then each online IP is mostly randomly assigned, if it is a cell or other network service provider, then the IP is generally fixed. It should be noted that after the hard drive is replaced, some software that requires the serial number of the hard drive (e.g. PS) to be registered may not work.

Change, the IP is set in the operating system, the hard disk is replaced, the system has to be reinstalled, and all kinds of information are gone. It needs to be reset.

The IP address remains the same, but needs to be set again.

The hard disk has nothing to do with the IP, the IP only has to do with the network card.

If the IP address is automatically assigned, the reboot IP will also change.

Are you telecom or LAN Telecom America restarts once and changes the other IPs are the same, but they need to be reconfigured again after reinstallation.

You'd better reinstall it, there's something wrong with your backup package. You can put two hard disks on the master and slave together. Important information is put into the new one.

The hard disk has been replaced.,How to restore to the point of backup?。。。 The data is all on the hard drive.

I don't know the specific situation, how can I help you! Depressed.

Changing your IP address to surf the Internet has nothing to do with whether you change your hard drive or not.

You can change your IP address for the current season in the operating system, unless you set up automatic IP acquisition, in which case it will be useless for you to change the hard drive.