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Dial up adapter disappears

Postby stairs » Wed 31 Jul, 2002 1:08 pm

Three times, about two weeks apart, the dial-up adapter has disappeared from the network setup on a friends computer. The computer is a Digital 300 MHz PII running win 98SE and Netscape 4.79. NAV2001 show no virus. I have only to go into network and add the dial up adapter, restart the computer and it is fine. I am sure that it is not deleted by operator action. Anyone seen this before?
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Re: Dial up adapter disappears

Postby Fulvio » Fri 02 Aug, 2002 11:36 am

stairs wrote:Three times, about two weeks apart, the dial-up adapter has disappeared from the network setup on a friends computer. The computer is a Digital 300 MHz PII running win 98SE and Netscape 4.79. NAV2001 show no virus. I have only to go into network and add the dial up adapter, restart the computer and it is fine. I am sure that it is not deleted by operator action. Anyone seen this before?


Hi! I had no idea, but I did a Google search, and I found that this is not an uncommon problem. Not knowing more details of the machine, and since any direction would be pages long, I suggest that he does a Search like I did entering: "dial-up adapter disappears".
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not so common

Postby stairs » Fri 02 Aug, 2002 1:35 pm

I think it is not so common. Google search of "dial-up adapter disappears" (with quotes) yields nothing. With out the quotes one gets a million variations on ...message box disappears... and then something about the dial-up adapter. I have been there.
Thanks anyway, Mike[/u]
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Re: Dial up adapter disappears

Postby Antony » Sat 03 Aug, 2002 6:15 am

1. Check the dial up setting under IE's settings.
2. Try go through Start | Program | Accessories | Communications. (exact location might vary due to different Win versions)
3. same Windows profile?
4. no restoring software being used?
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