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There might still be another device on the network that is using DHCP and is getting an IP that conflicts. Do you have any visibility on the rest of the network, IP addressing, DHCP leases etc? I would check there first for a potential easy fix.
Hey thanks for the suggestion. It's the only client on this modem/router. I have a dedicated internet for it. So there shouldn't be any DHCP conflicts. I will double check to see if anything else is on that network and double-check the range of assignable IPs