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Tusike
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Hi! I have Windows 7 installed on my laptop. At home we have a wireless router, which in order to work, requires me to put in static IP addresses and DNS servers in the network connection's TCP/IP settings. In my university, in order for the internet to work, I have to tell the computer to obtain these automatically. When I do this, the Static IP addresses and DNS servers are forgotten... So every single time I need to take my laptop to the university, when I come home, I need to retype those numbers. Is there anything I can do to avoid this? For example, how can I set up two wireless connections, one being static and the other dynamic?
My phone remembers the static numbers I entered in it so I can easily switch between dynamic and static... Why doesn't the computer do that?
Thanks for any suggestions,
-Tusike
My phone remembers the static numbers I entered in it so I can easily switch between dynamic and static... Why doesn't the computer do that?
Thanks for any suggestions,
-Tusike