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Originally Posted by tashtb  I had a similar problem at a friend's place once and the person who fixed it for me simply entered a new IP address in Internet Options > Connections > LAN Settings > Use automatic configuration script. I have been trying different ones in there all afternoon but nothing has worked. Does the IP address I enter in there have to correspond with another one?.....
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Tash (London) |
would you be able to do this on a wireless home internet connection and maybe piggyback on another computer's IP address to get around a blocked/timed internet connection? (ex. my parents timed my little brother's internet access through our wireless linksys router to keep his time down, but he can use the internet whenever he wants....)