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UgH HELP IP ADRESS RESET INFO
HOW DO I RESET MY IP ADRESS ON WIN2K....on me allz i ad to do was type winipcfg and it reset it
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Start, CMD
IPCONFIG /RELEASE<enter> IPCONFIG /RENEW<enter> EXIT
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I don't use microsoft products, but 60 and google found this:
Options for ipconfig in windows 2000 Edit: johnwill beat me to the draw 
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CMD is a command prompt, AKA DOS window.
Click Start, type CMD<enter>, and a command prompt will open up. Type the IPCONFIG commands I mentioned previously. EXIT closes the command window again.
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