Repair method when the system prompts restart when WinXP changes IP

Some WinXP users are prompted to restart when repairing the IP. How to fix this problem? Let Xiaobian tell you now, here is the specific repair method, and users who have encountered this problem come and see.

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Workaround:
1. Take a look at “DHCP Client” service is not automatic status
2. By registering and changing IP address and DNS Name to manage the network configuration.
Executable path:
C:WINDOWSsystem32svchost.exe -k netsvcs
Supplement:
People using DSL/Cable, ICS and IPSEC need this service to specify dynamic IP~
Start Method:
1. Right click on My Computer~Manage~Find Services and Applications~Select Service~Find DHCP Client in the right window Double click~Start type is selected as automatic~~ Then restart the computer or click the start command in the upper left ~~
2. Enter msconfig in "Start/Run", open the “System Configuration Utility” dialog box, and then click the “Services” tab above to find “DHCP Client” , hook it in front of it, & ldquo; determine & rdquo; after restarting the system. You can also enable it in the - Control Panel - Manage Tools - Services.
3. Execute the command as follows
C:WINDOWSsystem32svchost.exe -k netsvcs
Dependency:
AFD network support environment, NetBT, SYMTDI, TCP/IP Protocol Driver and NetBios over TCP/IP service < Br> Analysis:
DHCP Client: Dhcp (DHCP client service) process name is Svchost.exe, WinXP Home/Pro default installation start type is automatic, relying on AFD Networking Support Environment, NetBIOS over TCP /IP and TCP/IP Protocol Driver service. Simply put, the DHCP process is that a network host (DHCP Server) automatically assigns all network parameters to any computer in the network, and the DHCP Client is the object computer in the network that is assigned network parameters. This DHCP Client service is essential if network parameters such as IP addresses can be automatically assigned to the network. For home single-user users, as long as people using DSL/Cable Internet access, ICS and IPSEC services need to specify static IP, usually this service is not closed unless your machine is a complete stand-alone application environment.
The above is the solution that WinXP prompts to restart when modifying IP. Users who are not sure how to operate can try these operations on their own computers.