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Date: | Thu, 30 Jan 1997 18:07:54 -0500 |
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^Nicodemus^ wrote:
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> In article <[log in to unmask]>,
> [log in to unmask] (aaron t porter) writes:
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> > ^Nicodemus^ ([log in to unmask]) wrote:
> > : I am dialing in to Miami's PPP connection through Win95, but somehow my
> > : Winsock files (Both 16-bit and 32-bit) have been accidentally deleted. I
> > : can no longer use most of my network software because they require one of
> > : the winsock files. Does anyone know where I could locate copies of these
files
> > : without having to install Trumpet Winsock?
> >
> > Re-Install your Dialup Networking through Windows 95.
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> I have, twice and for some reason none of thw Winsock files are showing up at
> all.
Re-installing 'Dialup Networking' could mean a few things. Did you try going
into Start-Settings-Control Panel-Network (right click NetHood-Properties) then
highlight TCP/IP then Remove then OK (not the X)....then restart Win95....then
go back into the Network Control Panel and re-add the TCP/IP? If you did, did
you
notice it copying files when you clicked OK to get out? It should have prompted
for Win95 disks/CD or copied from a set on the hard drive. If that doesn't get
'em
for you, you could brute force install them from the install CAB files using the
EXTRACT.EXE utility....iiick.
Steve Thole
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