Hi TIA,

If your adapter is permenantly connected to your
ISP I have a solution for you, if not I still have a
suggestion.

It could be that your IP address is still available
in your computer's memory, if so click on the START button
located on the tool bar. Once you've done so, select
the 'RUN' option. TYPE: winipcfg, which should bring up
another window with the information you're looking for.
Make sure you're not using the PPP adapter option(click
the scroll button and choose your options to find out what
you're looking for). If it isn't displaying the
information you're looking for, click the "Renew All"
button and that should hopefully fix what ails you. If
that has failed you, call your local ISP and ask them to
guide you through the steps necessary for you to be
empowered to find those pesky numbers.

As for practicing safe eating... :P


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Using cable, if that matters.

TIA


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