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reconfiguring system.ini file

When I start up my computer, it says that it can't find the following files that are run under my system.ini file:
vnetsup.vxd
nwlink.vxd
nwredir.vxd
nscl.vxd
vredir.vxd
ndis.vxd
ndis2sup.vxd  and
vnetbios.vxd
so when i go to my system.ini file to change the configuration (because i no longer use the program associated with it), i can't find them listed anywhere.  can somebody help me?
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I don't have the win95 cdrom, so I guess that I will have to go with the extration method... thank you
Michou, you say you do not have the cd rom disk, but that your system came with Windows 95. Is this a new computer? Sometimes computer companies develop a special hidden directory where they have stored the contents of the cd rom disk on your hard drive. Let me know the above and I'll try and help you find what you need. If the computer is older, then I'll arrange to send you what you need.
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Dennis,
I figured out how to remove all but one error message that appears on my computer screen when I boot up the computer.  Now all that remains is the vnetsup.vxd that I can not fix.  The problem was that I had accidentally hit a button loading the Network Dialing application, but I did not have the cd-rom to load the files into the computer, so I pushed cancelled...unfortunately, it was after the computer had already reconfigured my system.ini file, so I went back and installed the network dialer (having it skip all of my missing files needed from the cd-rom) and then I uninstalled it again (hoping that it would rewrite the system.ini file)... it was successful with all of the files except for the vnetsup.vxd file....
I can't find a special hidden directory with the contents of the cd-rom disk on my hard drive... I think that the best method to solve this problem is just to have the vnetsup.vxd file sent to me, if it is not too much of a hassle.
thank you,
michou
michoule@geocities.com
The file is on its way to you!
Dennis