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Windows 10 not recognize the DM200 modem router
Hi ,
My Windows 10 OS not recognize the DM200 modem-router when I plugged in it in the PC. Any idea ? Thanks, see you.
The Windows 10 Network Interface - IPv4 Stack is configured to get IP address and DNS automatically?
Some captive portal is supposed to come up, if Edge is the default browser and there is older firmware in place (before 1.0.0.56 or the like), some controls might be missing and you have to copy the URL to an alternate browser like Chrome or Firefox.
Does it get an IP address like 192.168.5.x assigned from the router which does default to 192.168.5.1?
Potentially worth a note: The DM200 LAN port speed is Fast Ethernet, just in case you have forced the interface to be Gigabit somehow (what should not be possible)
schumaku wrote:
The Windows 10 Network Interface - IPv4 Stack is configured to get IP address and DNS automatically?
Some captive portal is supposed to come up, if Edge is the default browser and there is older firmware in place (before 1.0.0.56 or the like), some controls might be missing and you have to copy the URL to an alternate browser like Chrome or Firefox.
Does it get an IP address like 192.168.5.x assigned from the router which does default to 192.168.5.1?
Potentially worth a note: The DM200 LAN port speed is Fast Ethernet, just in case you have forced the interface to be Gigabit somehow (what should not be possible)
Hi schumaku ,
I don't know if my Windows 10 Network Interface - IPv4 Stack is configured to get IP address and DNS automatically.
How can I check it ?
Thanks, See you.
xavierng wrote:
schumaku wrote:
The Windows 10 Network Interface - IPv4 Stack is configured to get IP address and DNS automatically?
I don't know if my Windows 10 Network Interface - IPv4 Stack is configured to get IP address and DNS automatically. How can I check it ?
See the above screenshot (intentionally added the in-line photo as an attachment, too as this does become visible immediately).
Open the Control Panel -> All control Panel Items -> Network and Internet -> Network Connections. Right click on what looks like an Ethernet or Gigabit Ethernet port on your PC and go for Properties. Then find Internet Protocol Version IPv4 - select and use the new [Properties] button.
schumaku wrote:
xavierng wrote:
schumaku wrote:
The Windows 10 Network Interface - IPv4 Stack is configured to get IP address and DNS automatically?
I don't know if my Windows 10 Network Interface - IPv4 Stack is configured to get IP address and DNS automatically. How can I check it ?
See the above screenshot (intentionally added the in-line photo as an attachment, too as this does become visible immediately).
Open the Control Panel -> All control Panel Items -> Network and Internet -> Network Connections. Right click on what looks like an Ethernet or Gigabit Ethernet port on your PC and go for Properties. Then find Internet Protocol Version IPv4 - select and use the new [Properties] button.Hi schumaku ,
What above screenshot ?
Thanks, see you.There is one screenshot as an attachment in the right pane of my reply.
I'm aware Netgear does still not trust users helping users, even with thousands of posts, hundreds of likes and accepted solutions - they still force our replies with in-line photos to be moderated. ChristineT again please...