What if the Win7 system RPC server is unavailable?

Sometimes when we want to add an IP address to a netsh command or install a printer, we find that the computer prompts "RPC server is not available," which is common, but many users don't know how to solve it, so what happens when you encounter a Win7 system RPC server? Don't understand the friend, look at the following article bar!

　　Method/Step:

1, the use of netsh interface ip add IP when the following prompts: RPC server is not available.

2, the solution begins here: Open the Run box; Enter the Services.msc command.

3, come to the Server Manager to confirm the RPC service is open. "Remote Procedure Call (RPC)"

4, and then confirm the DCOM server is open. "DCOM Server Process Launcher"

5, and then confirm the DHCP client is open, found to be disabled.

6, set to boot automatically.

7, and then start the DHCP Client service.

8, confirm DHCP Client service is the starting state.

9, again came to CMD, running the netsh interface ip add, this time no hint error indicates that the IP was set up successfully.

10, open the network card properties to see if the added success did not.