I also posted this in the Windows 95/98 forum, but I thought members viewing the network forum might be able to help as well.
Very briefly, I inadvertently removed the Dial-Up Adapter that is needed for my Verizon DSL internet connection. I have attempted multiple times to uninstall and re-install Dial-Up Networking and Virtual Private Networking (from .cabs files, from Windows 98SE disk, and from DUN 1.4 upgrade from MS web site), but have been unable to re-establish my internet connection.
I don't know a lot about networking, but what appears to be happening is Windows installs the software, but when I examine the properties of the Dial-up Adapter they are configured incorrectly. For some reason they are automatically binding to IPX/SPX instead of TCP/IP (which is what my networking HW/SW require). I also noticed that when I add the MS Networking client, the Netware client automatically loads as well.
Years ago I connected to an employer's network remotely with this machine (through VPN). I'm fairly certain that was a Netware based system, so maybe this is where the problem is stemming from?
Please let me know if any additional information is needed to resolve this issue. Thanks in advance for your assistance.
Very briefly, I inadvertently removed the Dial-Up Adapter that is needed for my Verizon DSL internet connection. I have attempted multiple times to uninstall and re-install Dial-Up Networking and Virtual Private Networking (from .cabs files, from Windows 98SE disk, and from DUN 1.4 upgrade from MS web site), but have been unable to re-establish my internet connection.
I don't know a lot about networking, but what appears to be happening is Windows installs the software, but when I examine the properties of the Dial-up Adapter they are configured incorrectly. For some reason they are automatically binding to IPX/SPX instead of TCP/IP (which is what my networking HW/SW require). I also noticed that when I add the MS Networking client, the Netware client automatically loads as well.
Years ago I connected to an employer's network remotely with this machine (through VPN). I'm fairly certain that was a Netware based system, so maybe this is where the problem is stemming from?
Please let me know if any additional information is needed to resolve this issue. Thanks in advance for your assistance.