DHCP or Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol automatically and quickly designates and manages the assignment of special IP addresses to various computer networks. Its purpose is to reduce any errors in the configuration, such as any problems with address incompatibility, etc.
In short, your computer needs its own IP address to access the internet, and DHCP does the job of automatically assigning the IP address for your computer. This helps prevent manual entry of the computer's IP address and DNS every time. So when it is not enabled you may see errors like " DHCP is not enabled for Ethernet", THE" DHCP is not WiFi enabled". How is DHCP disabled? It can be disabled due to an outdated network driver, if the IP address was manually added, or if the DHCP client server is not running.
Fortunately, this can be fixed. Let's see how.
Solution: via control panel
Step 1: Click on Home at the desk and type Control Panel in the search box. Click on the result.
Step 2: A Control Panel window, select for View by: Category. So go to Network and internet option and click View network status and activities.
Step 3: In the next window, click Change adapter settings On the left side.
4 phase: In the next window, right-click on the active connection (here we select the Wi-Fi connection) and click Property.
Step 5: A Wi-Fi properties dialog box, go to "This connection uses the following section of elements". Now select Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP / IPv4) and click Property button.
Step 6: In the next window, select the radio button next to Ottieni automatically an IP indirizzo and also click the radio button next to Obtain DNS server address automatically. Now press ok to save changes and exit.
Now you can try running the Internet troubleshooter again and fix the problem. It will detect the ad selection problem Apply the fix automatically the problem. Now you can start working with your internet connection again.
