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SOURCE: getting error message: Invalid Ip address
This would normally mean that you have assigned the IP address manually but have also given that same IP to another computer and they are fighting about it.
If this is the case then just check your IP allocations and find out which computer is using the same IP and change it to one that is not in use.
It may also mean that your router is trying to use the same IP as your modem
With just your modem connected to the computer
go to the START MENU / RUN then type CMD and press enter.
Now in the black screen type IPCONFIG /ALL
Take note of the numbers esp in the default gateway, that is your modem)
Now with just the router connected by wire do the same thing.
This time the default gateway is your router if it is the same as your modem then you need to alter it in your router,
You haven't given a model so you will have to work this bit out yourself but your are looking for a setting on your router that starts with the same number you got.
If your default router gateway was lets say 192.168.1.1 then that is what you would be looking for. Change the third block so now it reads 192.168.2.1 and save the settings. This would clear any conflict between modem and router.
If you have assigned IP's to computers they would need to be changed to reflect the routers new IP and again you would just change the third block in the allocated IP to a 2
If in doubt read this a couple of times or print it out.
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