DHCP will not start

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I just installed Vista Home Premium as a second OS on my PC. I have Windows
XP SP2 installed on another drive (DUAL BOOT). I can access the internet just
fine in XP but when booting to Vista ittells me it is connecting to
IDENTIFYING. IT gives me a 1068 error. It says DHCP cannot start. I have
tried to enable DHCP but it will not load. Please help!

Thanks in advance,

Rich
 
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RamaSubbu SK

Hi,
Error code 1068 means
The dependency service or group failed to start.

DHCP Client service is dependent on three service [nsi,tdx & afd ], make
sure all the three service are running properly.

From the command prompt [Run as Administrator],execute the three command to
start the all dependency services
NET START NSI
NET START TDX
NET START AFD
then try to start the DHCPClient
NET START DHCP

Thanks
-RamaSubbu SK
http://blogs.technet.com/teamdhcp [DHCP Blog]
http://ramasubbu.spaces.live.com/ [Personal Blog]
 

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