I get this error when trying to connect a firewire hard
disk to my PC. A firewire video camera works just fine. I
recall that there's a registry entry that sorts this out -
but, basically, the firewire card isn't being assigned an
IP address (which this thing needs, it seems) and every
time I try to repair it, I get the message in the title.

Help!!!

Has anyone figured this out? I also have a firewire maxtor external
HD, and I'm running windows XP SP2. I can't get my system to recognize
the HD. Firewire is working fine, but I get an error when I try to
repair the connection "TCP/IP is not enabled for this connection". The
problem is that it is enabled for the firewire connection.

I've also ruled out the firewall.


David Dorn wrote:
> I get this error when trying to connect a firewire hard
> disk to my PC. A firewire video camera works just fine. I
> recall that there's a registry entry that sorts this out -
> but, basically, the firewire card isn't being assigned an
> IP address (which this thing needs, it seems) and every
> time I try to repair it, I get the message in the title.
>
> Help!!!

Firewire has various usuage. One is to also create a Firewire IP network.
You could take a look in Network Connections and da-activate the 1394 Net
Adapter.

"DaveK" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> Has anyone figured this out? I also have a firewire maxtor external
> HD, and I'm running windows XP SP2. I can't get my system to recognize
> the HD. Firewire is working fine, but I get an error when I try to
> repair the connection "TCP/IP is not enabled for this connection". The
> problem is that it is enabled for the firewire connection.
>
> I've also ruled out the firewall.
>
>
> David Dorn wrote:
>> I get this error when trying to connect a firewire hard
>> disk to my PC. A firewire video camera works just fine. I
>> recall that there's a registry entry that sorts this out -
>> but, basically, the firewire card isn't being assigned an
>> IP address (which this thing needs, it seems) and every
>> time I try to repair it, I get the message in the title.
>>
>> Help!!!
>

I have the exact same problem. It started a couple of days ago when I
downloaded a new servicepack two xp prof.. Untill than my firewire connection
between two pc's worked perfect. Does anyone have a solution ?

"Yves Leclerc" wrote:

> Firewire has various usuage. One is to also create a Firewire IP network.
> You could take a look in Network Connections and da-activate the 1394 Net
> Adapter.
>
> "DaveK" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> > Has anyone figured this out? I also have a firewire maxtor external
> > HD, and I'm running windows XP SP2. I can't get my system to recognize
> > the HD. Firewire is working fine, but I get an error when I try to
> > repair the connection "TCP/IP is not enabled for this connection". The
> > problem is that it is enabled for the firewire connection.
> >
> > I've also ruled out the firewall.
> >
> >
> > David Dorn wrote:
> >> I get this error when trying to connect a firewire hard
> >> disk to my PC. A firewire video camera works just fine. I
> >> recall that there's a registry entry that sorts this out -
> >> but, basically, the firewire card isn't being assigned an
> >> IP address (which this thing needs, it seems) and every
> >> time I try to repair it, I get the message in the title.
> >>
> >> Help!!!
> >
>
>
>