Hi Chris, Can you tell me which operating system runs on your laptop? TCP/IP stack must be installed and/or enabled differently depending on the operating system. It's possible, especially with earlier versions of Windows, that TCP/IP has not been installed and/or properly enabled/configured because there is no network or PPP adaptor in the system using it. Again, this is something you can infer from the Network control panel applet.
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