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Error 7323 \ transport drive ndishlp.sys
My OS is Microsoft Windows 98SE.
My system is Dell Dimension XPS B800r, service tag JH3AR, Service Code 32710131.
When I reboot, I get the error 7323, plus one or more network transport drives failed to load, ndishlp.sys
I have very little understanding of computers and I have mistakenly deleted the original Network files, including AOL, that came with my system.
In looking through your Solution Title: Device Driver (asked by armydog on 04/20/2004) I read the comment, from andyalder dated 04/25/2004 03:39am,that NDISHLP.SYS is a shim which should not be loaded when running Windows.
So , do I need this NDISHLP.SYS ?
And, if not, ( having found it in System Config Editor, C:\windows\protocol.ini ) can I safely remove it;?
So far, I have reloaded Windows 98 from my disc and now have two Network Adapters installed.
My present network configuration shows the following components are installed;
- Client Microsoft Networks.
- Dial-up Adapter, to PPP, RAS and network connect dial-up servers using a modem or ISDN device.(Dial-Up Adapter drive files loaded for this device are NDS.VXD, PPPmac. VXD, VTDI.386, VIP.386, VTCP.386, VDHCP.386, VNBT.386 and VREDIR.VXD).
- Exisiting Ndis2 Driver, connecting me to a network.
- TCP/IP to dial-up adapter
- TCP/IP to Existing Ndis2 Driver.
The Ndis2 Driver has a yellow exclamation mark, idicating a malfunction.
Going into properties, Device Status, tells me that the NDIS VXD device loadercould not load the device driver [code2].
I don't know what to do about this.
Update Device Driver Wizard searched C:\Windows\inf\NETGEN.INF to tell me that the best driver is already installed, and Searching Windows 98 C-D ROM gives the same outcome.
I would like to be able to reinstall the original network files , but truthfully,don't know what I am doing.
In all other respects, my e-mail and internet connections seem to work OK
This is all new to me, so I am looking to you for help.
Whilst not wishing to be your worst nightmare, this is kind of urgent.
My system is Dell Dimension XPS B800r, service tag JH3AR, Service Code 32710131.
When I reboot, I get the error 7323, plus one or more network transport drives failed to load, ndishlp.sys
I have very little understanding of computers and I have mistakenly deleted the original Network files, including AOL, that came with my system.
In looking through your Solution Title: Device Driver (asked by armydog on 04/20/2004) I read the comment, from andyalder dated 04/25/2004 03:39am,that NDISHLP.SYS is a shim which should not be loaded when running Windows.
So , do I need this NDISHLP.SYS ?
And, if not, ( having found it in System Config Editor, C:\windows\protocol.ini ) can I safely remove it;?
So far, I have reloaded Windows 98 from my disc and now have two Network Adapters installed.
My present network configuration shows the following components are installed;
- Client Microsoft Networks.
- Dial-up Adapter, to PPP, RAS and network connect dial-up servers using a modem or ISDN device.(Dial-Up Adapter drive files loaded for this device are NDS.VXD, PPPmac. VXD, VTDI.386, VIP.386, VTCP.386, VDHCP.386, VNBT.386 and VREDIR.VXD).
- Exisiting Ndis2 Driver, connecting me to a network.
- TCP/IP to dial-up adapter
- TCP/IP to Existing Ndis2 Driver.
The Ndis2 Driver has a yellow exclamation mark, idicating a malfunction.
Going into properties, Device Status, tells me that the NDIS VXD device loadercould not load the device driver [code2].
I don't know what to do about this.
Update Device Driver Wizard searched C:\Windows\inf\NETGEN.INF to tell me that the best driver is already installed, and Searching Windows 98 C-D ROM gives the same outcome.
I would like to be able to reinstall the original network files , but truthfully,don't know what I am doing.
In all other respects, my e-mail and internet connections seem to work OK
This is all new to me, so I am looking to you for help.
Whilst not wishing to be your worst nightmare, this is kind of urgent.
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Well I am glad could help.
Joe