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Dial-Up Networking DIED

Asked by Mirko in Windows NT Setup

Tags: deinstalled, dial, error, up

Hi guys,

I am using Windows NT SP5 Dial-Up-Networking to connect via a ISDN phone-line to a PPP server. Well, more correctly spoken I used to...
Until a few days ago, everything went ok. I think that I then installed some application (which has nothing todo with Networking, Web, etc) and from this point on, the remote server hangs up each time, I try to connect to the net. (Verifying username/password......)

The error message goes like this: "This error should not happen. Reboot and try again" ;-)

I used SP3 at this time. My first thought was: Deinstall all dial-up-networking stuff and all networking stuff, reinstall it. But it was no use. I then upgraded to SP5 and hoped the SP-Installation would "kill" some corrupted DLLs or something, but it did not help.

I then made a complete virus scan with the latest virus scanners: No use.

The problem is DEFINITIVLY not on the server side, because I am currently using my Win98 with the SAME ACCOUNT on the same PPP server and it works fine.

So: Something must have corrupted some files or some registry settings or some other settings which are not updated when a new SP is installed or when the complete Dial-Up-Networking support is deinstalled and then reinstalled...

Does anyone know the internal registry settings or other "internal" things todo so that I can recover?
I do NOT want to reinstall NT...

Desperately yours
Mirko

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Dial-Up Networking DIED

Asked by Mirko in Windows NT Setup

Tags: deinstalled, dial, error, up

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