HenningF
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How to fix corrupt wizard?
People,
I consider myself to be somewhat familiar with Win2K but when it comes to errors like "icwconn1.exe has created errors and will be closed by windows...." I tend to fall behind.
This time its the dialup internetconnection-wizard that bugs me and after entering the phonenumber I'd like to dial it gives this error. The file causing the error is the icwconn1.exe, and I have tried to copy a version of this wrom a working installation, unfortunately without success. Any pointers...?
HenningF
I consider myself to be somewhat familiar with Win2K but when it comes to errors like "icwconn1.exe has created errors and will be closed by windows...." I tend to fall behind.
This time its the dialup internetconnection-wizard that bugs me and after entering the phonenumber I'd like to dial it gives this error. The file causing the error is the icwconn1.exe, and I have tried to copy a version of this wrom a working installation, unfortunately without success. Any pointers...?
HenningF
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I only have one lan-connection, and that shouldn't give me a problem, should it...??
The LAN connection shouldn't, only the Dial-up connection. Just recreate that...
ASKER
Thats the whole problem. I only have one lan-connection, and when I try to create a dialup-connecten the wizard gives me an error...
Well the icwconn1.exe may have some dependencies on other files that could be causing the problem.
Have you tried
Start > Run sfc /scannow
Have you tried
Start > Run sfc /scannow
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I would make sure that you have a copy of your internet connection settings and delete all Internet dial-up connections. Then recreate you connections from scratch.
I would think the easiest thing that might be wrong is that one of your dial-up connections are corrupt. Recreating them might fix your problem.
I hope this helps.