Find an old IP address
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Hello,
After manipulating a PC, I had to uninstall the network card and reinstall it...
After doing that, I realized that I should have saved its IP address.
My question is: is there any way to recover the old IP address?
Thank you in advance.
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546F7574206E2765737420717565205A65726F20657420556E2E
After manipulating a PC, I had to uninstall the network card and reinstall it...
After doing that, I realized that I should have saved its IP address.
My question is: is there any way to recover the old IP address?
Thank you in advance.
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546F7574206E2765737420717565205A65726F20657420556E2E
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Hello.
Why do you want the old IP? Isn't your DHCP providing you with one? -
Not for network configuration issues, and the structure ...
There you go, I just want to retrieve the old address.
Thank you for your assistance Cooyoo.
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Hello,
If you are not in DHCP, it means that your PC had a static IP.
If you needed a static IP, it's certainly for a good reason, such as file sharing, or connection authorization on a network by MAC address, or who knows what else.
In any case, you may need to look into that, namely on the other PCs on your network that might have accessed your computer through sharing, or on your router if it was a security issue, ...
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(:*Þ PitùNo way, not even almost way
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Hello,
go take a look in your PC's system event log, you might find some old logs recorded about this address.
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and ... There you go!