RIO looses network connectivity after format disk

Hello all,
I have two 9014 cRIOs that I performed a format disk on after some trouble shooting activites. Now I can not connect to either of them. Each is acting slightly different. I chose to reset the network adapter to its factory default settings during the disk format.
RIO A - After format disk, the RIO will power up and show up as a unit in MAX. However, very shortly after coming onlilne, the #3 LED starts blinking orange twice. After this point I can't communicate with it. Sometimes, it will remain online on MAX, sometimes it will drop there after. When it does stay online, it doesn't allow me to run the formate disk again, load software, run the RAD utility, ... nothing.
RIO B - After format disk, the RIO is not found in MAX at all. #3 LED shows solid orange for about 4-5 minutes straight. After that, it seems that it attempts a reboot, and again imediately go to solid orange.
I've tried booting into safe mode, and resetting IP address. Nothing is letting me in at this point. Also, both were performed while wired into the eithernet port and the formate disk activity completely finished, so I don't see how anything could have been interupted in mid process. Is there anything else I can do at this point? I appreciate any help.

Hello AMP12
How are you connecting the cRIO to the computer trough a router or directly to the computer with at crossover cable?
Have you tried to add the cRIO to MAX with the default IP address when it is reset? The IP address should be 0.0.0.0 according to the manual page 9 and 12.
Last but not the least we could check the IP address that the cRIO currently has with the console out port. Here is a link that explains how to do this.
Regards
Esteban R.

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Loose FP connection after Windows XP update

After completing Windows XP update, I always loose the connection to the FP-2000. I've had this problem several times and it always happened after windoews update completed.
To reconnect to the FP-2000, I've tried all thinkable things: restarting Ethernet Card, other driver, changing parameters, restarting XP, restarting FP-2000 and and and. But there is only one solution: Turn off the whole test system (PC, PXI with MXI, FP-2000, Hub...) for at least 4 hours, then it will work again. I know it sounds strange, but that's how it is!
Does anybody know similar problems? Is there an other solution than waiting 4 hours after each update?
Thanks for answering
Sparti

I have searched all available resources but I couldn't find any hints about a behavior like that. All PCs in our office have the automatic Windows update option enabled but no one has ever experienced a behavior like that so it's a bit hard for me to suggest a reasonable solution.
Here are some general ideas:
Is the Windows firewall activated (but if this was the case why should the issue be resolved after 4 hours???)?
Please check you PC's IP-configuration after the Windows update. Maybe the IP address got lost and for some reason your DHCP server reassigns a new one with a delay of several hours. If this was the case all network communication should be lost after the Windows update.
Try to reconfigure your IP settings in a command window with "ipconfig /renew".
Does the problem occurr with another PC, too?
I hope this gives you at least some ideas.
Best regards,
Jochen Klier
National Instruments Germany

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