(Solved) Internet problems regarding setup

Hiya

I have just recently bought a router, so I can get the PC's online at the same time.

When I boot up the Win98 PC, an error pops up. I'll get it later tonight, as I only have the one monitor.

Anyway, the main problem is this.

I use the setup disk that came with the router, and it set it all up for me. Went to test it, and the IE button, when pressed, starts to run the Registration for an ISP I used with dialup. Cannot get the blasted internet, just this page. It covers the entire screen, with details on how to register.

Any ideas on what to change?

I have made sure its not in the Connection tab in Internet Options.

I can only get on that PC when I shut this one down, so this may be a long-time thread

Thanks in advance

eddie

 

Thanks Del

Gonna try that later on, but just thought I'd post the error message I'm getting:

Your Network Adapter Linksys Etherfast LAN Card (000) is not working properly. You may need to set it up again.
For more information, see the Network Troubleshooter in Windows Help


Looked in the Device Manager, and this is whats there:

Dial Up Adapter OK
Linksys LNE100TX (V5) Fast Ethernet Adapter OK
Linksys Etherfast LAN card !

In the Network properties, it has all 3 under TCP/IP



Also, looked in the Setup under AddRemove, and in Communications, I have:

Dialup Networking
Netmeeting
Phone Dialer

Internet Tools : Person Web Server.

Under Modems, I have 2, an Aztech and a Supra, of which I don't have either installed.

Thanks

eddie

 

Thanks Del

I can get online now

Haven't touched the other problems yet. I only have the one NIC, but whenever I try to disable that one, I have to resort to reinstalling the other.

Its okay, as I don't mind the error, its only at the beginning, and spent the best part of this evening updating

If anything happens with it, I'll be back again.

Thanks

eddie

 

Okay Dokay

I may do that later, as I'm not that bothered at the moment. I was just happy I could get online

I'll let you know if that causes any problems. I assume I won't have to install my router again, on that PC, if I re-install my NIC.

eddie

 

Okay, I'll try it at the weekend, thanks

eddie