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
 
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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