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Delete ALL
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Delete ALL
network items and re-install the Network |
Sometimes, an error does not make sense anymore, and NOTHING
fixes it.
Believe it or not: sometimes the Windows95 network configuration
can become corrupted (don't ask me how and I have no idea, on how
to determine, whether it is a corruption or not).
Usually, there is no need to re-install the complete Windows, it
is often sufficient to delete ALL Network items and then to
re-install the Network..
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Call up the Network- Applet in the Control-Panel |
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especially the Port-addr and IRQ/INT for the network adapter(s) |
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Then select an item, then "Remove" it. I suggest the following sequence: - first:  the Services- then:  the Clients- then:  the Protocols- last:  the Adapters |
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Once all items have been removed, you MUST select the button "OK" , then reboot and then start re-installing the network. |
There is no guarantee, that
this procedure will fix your problem, but it solved the problem
in some cases, where nothing else made sense anymore.