Re: DHCP network error causing freezing, no BSOD
Without more information regarding your system and specifics relating to your actual network devices (Adapter you are using, wireless or wired, Router involved that is potentially supplying DHCP information, driver versions and dates, firmware versions, etc.,) it is difficult to venture a guess.
While Windows 8 does a pretty good job natively supplying drivers for various hardware devices, typically you may find that the hardware manufacturer is generally the best source of the latest and most robust driver for a particular product.
So if you could take some time and fill out your system specs in your profile page of this site Help Us To Help You. PLEASE READ!! and provide some specifics about your network.
1. Wireless or Wired
2. Adapter Manufacturer Name
3. Adapter Model Name
4. Any additional numbers or firmware revision designation with respect to the adapter
5. Router Manufacturer Name
6. Router Model Name
7. Any additional number or firmware revision designation with respect to the router
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OS Service Pack Windows 8 Consumer Preview 64bit
Internet Explorer Version 9
DirectX Version 11
Computer Type Home Built
CPU Type and Speed AMD Penom II x6 3.2Ghz
CPU Cooling Factory
CPU Idle Temp 30 C
CPU Load Temp 47 C
Motherboard Chipset Gigabyte GA-870A-UD3 AM3 AMD 870
System BIOS Revision Award v6.00PG
System Memory Type 16 gigs Gskill Ripjaws
System Memory Speed 1333
System Memory Clocking 9 9 9 24
Video Card Type and Speed Nvidia 450 GTS 1Gig DDR5
Video Card Cooling stock
Power Supply Unit (PSU) Antec EarthWatts EA750 750W
Computer Monitor Dual 23" Dell LCDx
Sound Card Realtek High Definition Audio
Speakers Klipsch
Headset/Microphone Altec Lansing
Network Speed Comcast Cable, usually around 16 Meg
USB Controller Renesas Electronics USB 3.0 Host Controller
Gaming Console Xbox 360
Anti-virus Software Microsoft Security Essentials
Productivity Suite Microsoft Office 2010