Did you assigned a static IP from within the DHCP range? Maybe the router has assigned the IP to another device leading to an IP address conflict. If you assign a static IP, address would need to be located outside DHCP range.
Did you assigned a static IP from within the DHCP range? Maybe the router has assigned the IP to another device leading to an IP address conflict. If you assign a static IP, address would need to be located outside DHCP range.