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What is the exact error message?<br />
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Was this an upgrade from a previous version of Windows?<br />
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Does the file exist on your machine?<br />
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What does it say in this subkey?<br />
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWAR<wbr />E\Microsof<wbr />t\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\WOW<br />
&nbsp;network.drv = ?<br />

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What is the exact error message?

Was this an upgrade from a previous version of Windows?

Does the file exist on your machine?

What does it say in this subkey?
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\WOW
 network.drv = ?


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There is not such an entry in my registry:<br />
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWAR<wbr />E\Microsof<wbr />t\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\WOW <br />
&nbsp;network.drv <br />
The exact error message is NETWORK.DRV not found, with Ok as the only choice and File Error in the Window caption. As I said, it carries on as normal. The OS wasn't an upgrade from 95 or any other OS. <br />
Cheers <br />

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There is not such an entry in my registry:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\WOW
 network.drv
The exact error message is NETWORK.DRV not found, with Ok as the only choice and File Error in the Window caption. As I said, it carries on as normal. The OS wasn't an upgrade from 95 or any other OS.
Cheers


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I have two entries for Network.drv in the keys under WOW.<br />
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I have one under BOOT that reads: &nbsp;<br />
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NETWORK.DRV and a value of &quot;WFWNET.DRV&quot;<br />
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And an entry under boot.description that reads &quot;LAN Support&quot;<br />
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Maybe add these entries - making sure you have the wfwnet.drv on your computer!<br />

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I have two entries for Network.drv in the keys under WOW.

I have one under BOOT that reads:  

NETWORK.DRV and a value of "WFWNET.DRV"

And an entry under boot.description that reads "LAN Support"

Maybe add these entries - making sure you have the wfwnet.drv on your computer!


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Install service pack again.<br />

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 Why is that every time (or most of the times) I'm istalling an application, NT displays the message NETWORK.DRV. When I click OK (no other option) it carries on with the installation as normal ? I'm running NT 4 workstation. Cheers
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 Why is that every time (or most of the times) I'm istalling an application, NT displays the message NETWORK.DRV. When I click OK (no other option) it carries on with the installation as normal ? I'm running NT 4 workstation. Cheers

NETWORK.DRV File Error

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