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CHART 1005,<br />
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NWNBLINK.VXD is a NetBIOS driver for IPX/SPX-compatible protocol. In other words, you need it for networking. Is is on the Win95 CD. You can also download it from &quot;<a href="http://www.marketwizz.net/windows95/win95a/index.html" rel="ugc">http://www.marketwizz.net/windows95/win95a/index.html</a>&quot;.<br />
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And it goes in the Windows\System directory.<br />
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Good Luck!<br />
Kinkajou<br />

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CHART 1005,

NWNBLINK.VXD is a NetBIOS driver for IPX/SPX-compatible protocol. In other words, you need it for networking. Is is on the Win95 CD. You can also download it from "http://www.marketwizz.net/windows95/win95a/index.html [http://www.marketwizz.net/windows95/win95a/index.html]".

And it goes in the Windows\System directory.

Good Luck!
Kinkajou


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You only need IPX/SPX if you are on a Novell network, Look in control panel / network. If all you use is a modem, all you need is Dial-up adapter and TCP/IP. Get rid of everything else.<br />

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You only need IPX/SPX if you are on a Novell network, Look in control panel / network. If all you use is a modem, all you need is Dial-up adapter and TCP/IP. Get rid of everything else.


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I saw this question listed but couldn't view the answer, my Win95 pc keeps saying it can't find nwnblink.vxd during startup. Where do I get this file and where do I add it. I don't see it referenced in system.ini
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I saw this question listed but couldn't view the answer, my Win95 pc keeps saying it can't find nwnblink.vxd during startup. Where do I get this file and where do I add it. I don't see it referenced in system.ini

NWNBLINK.VXD

Kernel and system programming is the process of creating the software necessary for a computer or device to function and operate other programs. Some operating systems (such as Microsoft Windows) are proprietary, but others, such as the various Linux distributions, are open source.