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I have a user that is on the NT 4 platform and has unistalled tcp/ip on his laptop. Here is the message that I get when I try to reinstall the tcp/ip both in his local account as well as the administrators account. SETUP MANAGER---Registry Service Subkey Already Exists. Followed by SETUP MANAGER---Unable to Remove Name Space Provider. Note: I have unistalled all services as well as the 3com fast ethernet card, adapters, bindings and drivers,and reinstalled them with only the same message appearing. Registry hack?
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by pvp
I'd check two places for the registry entry:
then (in the unlikely event it's not there), MSKB.
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by pete_may
I've had the same problem before and yes it is a registry hack. There is a technet article at http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q151/2/37.ASP called Q140987 and this worked for me.
So reboot the offending machine and read the article.
Good luck
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