In a message dated 2/13/02 2:47:48 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> At 09:18 AM 2/13/02 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote the following: > > >I had the we80.cnf error and asked my Host to reinstall the FP extensions. > >Then today I thought I would try it again and a different error comes up. > >This time is says "Accessing HTTP servers requires 32bit TCP/IP > networking, > >which is not installed or misconfigured." When I check for the installed > >program it is there then I check properties and bindings and it is set to > >"Client for Microsoft Networks" and "Microsoft Family Logon." > >I tried to remove the TCP/IP program and reinstall it from the win98 disk > >when it said it could not find it so I tried to browse my way thru and > could > >not find it either. Then I tried "Find" on the Win98 disk including > >sub-folders and it could not find the file either. > >Thanks for any help and I am totally confused. Why did the error come from > as > >it was not there yesterday. I even tried uploading another URL same host > >different name and it was ok now I can not upload that one either. > > Checking TCP/IP Installation > 1. Double click My Computer -- Control Panel -- Network > 2. Next have a look at the network components installed on you computer. If > > TCP/IP is not there already, then click on the add button and highlight > Protocol as on the right-hand side and click add again. > 3. Click on Microsoft, and on the right-hand side, scroll down to and > highlight TCP/IP and click OK. > > Configuring TCP/IP > 1. Click on the Network icon again from within Control Panel. > 2. Change the Primary Network Logon to a Windows Logon. > 3. Next highlight TCP/IP and click properties. > 4. On the IP Address tab, place a click radio button titled Obtain an IP > address automatically. > 5. Next click on the WINS Configuration tab and click radio button titled > Disable WINS Resolution. > 6. Then click the Gateway tab. Make sure that the Installed gateways window > > is empty. > 7. Lastly, click the DNS Configuration tab and click radio button titled > Disable DNS. > 8. After you have finished, click the OK button at the bottom of the TCP/IP > > properties screen. You will be prompted to restart your system so that the > changes take effect > > Another way to check and install is to use the Internet Connection wizard > Click Start -- Help -- Index then type the word "wizards" > Then select "Internet Connection" > > TCP/IP is not a single file found on the Win 98 CD. Its actually a series > of files found in the NETx.CAB (Cabinet) files > > -- > Gerry Boyd > Gerry, I tried this and finally reinstalled my FP2000 and got rid of the server error. Now I am back to the we80.cnf problem. Thanks anyway LarryB in SC ============= PCWorks Mailing List ================= Don't see your post? Check our posting guidelines & make sure you've followed proper posting procedures, http://pcworkers.com/rules.htm Contact list owner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Unsubscribing and other changes: http://pcworkers.com =====================================================
