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Hot Topics Hanging on L4Y Closing Down anyone here Crackdown 3's geomod Roll-Call. Who's still... R.I.P Sir Lots-A-Pot Server maps? Red Faction for Mac Who's still here? Run Event December 27th!   Online Goodness There are 0 users and 2 guests online     Red Faction : Lounge : help [Forum Rules]   Page 4 Multiple Page Topic : 1 2 3 4  Back to Forum Thread List goober   Posted 25th Jan 2006 1:54am L4Y Member Post 1836 / 265 It's 10:23 here... For anyone reading this in 2019 or later: The RF community is alive on the Community Discord [Faction Files]    Modified Jan 25th, 02:35am by Forum Moderator LordSeafood   Posted 25th Jan 2006 7:31am L4Y Member Post 825 / 1792 Quoting NoClanFrank For those reading this. You can get to the DOS command prompt by: 1. Clicking the start button 2. Clicking on run from the pop-up menu 3. Typing cmd 4. Then you get a black box with most likely than not. White text. That is your DOS window. you can also just press [windows key] + [R] then type in cmd I would suggest people learn their way around dos as it has helped me a good number of times (and i mean actual dos not the windows based one) P.S. Still Alive.    Modified Jan 25th, 07:32am by LordSeafood Mostertman    Posted 25th Jan 2006 10:03am Post 1021 / 2820 I have been trying to fix this for many years, well two years, but never figured out how to do this. and if i type: cmd /k ipconfig in dos prompt i get the following IP adress: 10.0.0.3 that can't be right, can it?    Modified Jan 25th, 10:04am by Mostertman NoClanFrank    Posted 26th Jan 2006 12:04am Post 2110 / 5840 Let's try this again: Quoting Mostertman I have been trying to fix this for many years, well two years, but never figured out how to do this. and if I type: cmd /k ipconfig in dos prompt I get the following IP address: 10.0.0.3 that can't be right, can it? I don't know what name brand router do you have. What name brand is it? Also since you are talking about already going into DOS prompt. Have you tried just typing this in: ipconfig /all Notice: There is a space between the g and the forward slash. Why you add the "cmd /k " at all is beyond me. You get the same results as typing in ipconfig. ipconfig /all gives you more information, which comes in handy when you want to assign a computer a permanent LAN IP address. As you might or might not know. The LAN IP address can cna change if when you turn off a PC. The router will automatically assign it a new one based on what IPs are available. That's if you have the router set up to assign your PCs a LAN IP address. Try just typing in ipconfig in the dos prompt window and see if you get the same results. >Click Here< If You Don't Have a Social Life :/    Modified Jan 26th, 12:07am by NoClanFrank Page 4 Multiple Page Topic : 1 2 3 4

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