Hikvision camera IP address unknown

[Antonio0499]

Yesterday I was "playing" with a new Hikvision cam: replaced older cam with this newer one, set inlog, set password, etc.
I was able to view some menu items etc.

I also thought, that it was a good idea to set a static ip address first.
As shipped, the factory the address was 192.168.1.64, I set it to 192.168.1.144 (this is the same pwd as the older cam had before, and had worked for several years).

Today I continued and found out that the new setup (i.e. with the new IP address) did not work, it would not let me login.
I might be well possible that I made a typo....
Error message as below.
What can I do to recover from this ?

 

[TonyR]

Are you using IE (Internet Explorer) ?

How to enable native Internet Explorer in Windows 10 and 11:

• Open Notepad:
• Copy then paste the single line of code below into Notepad:
• CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application").Visible=true
• Save as OpenIE.vbs
• Make sure the the file name ends in .vbs not .txt, If it ends in .txt you must rename to .vbs
• Create a shortcut to the above file and double-click it anytime you want native Internet Explorer.

 

[mtx123]

Are you using IE (Internet Explorer) ?

How to enable native Internet Explorer in Windows 10 and 11:

• Open Notepad:
• Copy then paste the single line of code below into Notepad:
• CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application").Visible=true
• Save as OpenIE.vbs
• Make sure the the file name ends in .vbs not .txt, If it ends in .txt you must rename to .vbs
• Create a shortcut to the above file and double-click it anytime you want native Internet Explorer.

Google:
Support for Internet Explorer has ended on 15 June.
Does it mean that it doesn't work anymore ?

 

[TonyR]

Support for Internet Explorer has ended on 15 June.

Yes, I am aware of that.

Does it mean that it doesn't work anymore ?

No.
You can use it if you do what I stated in post #2.
Or if you prefer try Pale Moon browser, 32 bit.