On Fri, 19 Nov 1999 13:47:35 +0100, Lars-Einar Jansson wrote:
>My friend has a computer running Win98 (horror, not really SURV-PC,
>right?) on a machine he has built himself out of scrapped and new parts.
>Sometime ago he reinstalled Windows, and now he cannot make his
>Internet-applications work. The modem is connecting and establishing a
>connection, but he gets the following message from Netscape:
>
>"Netscape was unable to create a network socket connection. There may
>be insufficient system resources or the network may be down."
Check the proxysettings in Netscape (View,Preferences,Advanced)
Uncheck "Connect to network" if checked, in the Internet connection settings.
Reinstall any updates made to the internet connection
Try Internet Explorer instead
>
>Anyone has any ideas concerning how to solve this problem, apart from
>the obvious:
>
>deltree C:\windows
>
>and installing Arachne instead?
>
There is a much better solution, install Linux in stead. It is multieverything,
perfect for the internet.
Per B.
(OS/2 with Windows, DOS and X-Windows)
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