"Jason" wrote in message
...

In article ,
says...
The trick is to take a look at your networking info while you're
experiencing the issue. Once you've resolved the issue, it's too late to
do much troubleshooting.


That's excellent advice (as is the rest you provided). I'll take a look
next time it's broken at startup. Thanks.


There's a typo - use ipconfig /all
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Bob S.