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No TCP/IP Support

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by rob_weaver Sep 19, 2002 last reply Oct 21, 2002

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I have a Win98 Sony Vaio PCG-Z505R Laptop that states "No TCP/IP support has been installed on this system" whenever I try to use an application that requires the TCP/IP protocol. I've uninstalled and reinstalled the TCP/IP protocol several times to no avail. TCP/IP is listed in NETWORK | CONFIGURATION TAB in the properties of Network Neighborhood. What am I missing here? I've also restored the registry from backup.

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by ann777 Sep 19, 2002

What OS r u using?

Check in Device Manager and make sure that your Network Adapter is working properly and that you have no IRQ or memory conflicts.

Is you computer properly connected to the network cable? Do you get a link light?

The see the below link for setting up TCP/IP

http://clientsupport.stonybrook.edu/modem/modemtcpip.shtml

by rob_weaver Sep 19, 2002

Windows 98 Second Edition 4.10.2222 A
Network adapter is working fine - no conflicts
Not using NIC card - using DUN

by felix Sep 20, 2002

you might have to download the DUN update from Microsoft if you are running the 98 1st edition

by rob_weaver Oct 21, 2002

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by nmlhaus Sep 22, 2002

Make certain that the binding to DUN is listed under the tcp properties and also the DUN properties. Good luck, this type of annoyance is frustrating!