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I think I buggered up my nic install

Just got ADSL (yippee), and the 'cable guy' didn't really know what he was doing,
neither did I by the way, so between us we managed to upset win98se.
When I boot up I get the following warnings that these device drivers aren't being loaded...
vnetsup.vxd
vredir.vxd
dfs.vxd
(These messages in dos, I push enter after each warning)
Then it continues loading windows and just after the desktop shows, I get one last little treat,
msnp32.dll is not there (something like that)
(This message is shown in windows)
I have searched my win98 cd, and my c drive and the cd the nic drivers came on but can't find them.
Can anyone offer help please?
 
those files are located in the cabs that are on the win98se cd(cdromdriveletter:\win98)... you will need to open them up and find the files and extract them
the first 3 u mentioned are found in net9.cab

Josh
 
oh i forgot to mention you have to copy them to the correct folder and all... i can't remember where tho... you'll have to ask someone else sry

Josh
 
You are a legend SocrPlyr, thx alot.
How did you know where they were??
You smart cookie.
I will try them in windows system folder, that couldn't ah heck anything up, surely
 
well i knew where they were because i guessed that they would be located in the cabs that we called net... i wish i had a list of where all of them are located... but for now i just check and guess

good to see you got it figured out

Josh
 
I realize that this is already fixed, but just for posterity's sake... I don't think you did anything wrong. When this happened to me I found a bunch of info on usenet about de- and reinstalling the windows networking stuff. I flailed at that for a while and finally got it to work. This seems to be a fairly common problem, but I never found out what actually causes it.
 
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