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When you were asked to type the location, did you enter:<br />
d:\ or d:\i386 ? &nbsp;(d:= driveletter for cdrom)<br />
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Copy the i386 dir from your CDRom to your HD and try again with this new i386 path. Check that your cd is clean.<br />
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Netmage<br />
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When you were asked to type the location, did you enter:
d:\ or d:\i386 ?  (d:= driveletter for cdrom)

Copy the i386 dir from your CDRom to your HD and try again with this new i386 path. Check that your cd is clean.

Netmage



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I'm confused. &nbsp;This seems more like a comment than an answer, and it is not the solution I used but since I'm not sure yet how this system works, here are the points. &nbsp;:O)<br />

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I'm confused.  This seems more like a comment than an answer, and it is not the solution I used but since I'm not sure yet how this system works, here are the points.  :O)


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I have NT 4.0 and would like to install RAS. &nbsp;After trying to add the service, I'm asked for the location of the setup disk. I point to the cdrom where my setup disk for NT lives and I get the following message, &quot;unable to locate rascfg.dll&quot;. The setup disk only has compressed a compressed file &quot;rascfg.dl_&quot; on it. &nbsp;What is going on?
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I have NT 4.0 and would like to install RAS.  After trying to add the service, I'm asked for the location of the setup disk. I point to the cdrom where my setup disk for NT lives and I get the following message, "unable to locate rascfg.dll". The setup disk only has compressed a compressed file "rascfg.dl_" on it.  What is going on?

How do I install RAS

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