vnetbios.vxd ; vredir.vxd ; dfs.vxd ???

"-RS-" wrote in message
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Asus P2B-F
168MB of RAM
Celeron 550

I was doing a clean install of Win98SE on a freshly FDISKed and formatted
system and it seemed to go well. The only card in the machine was the PCI
video card.

After Windows seemed to be cleanly installed, I shut down and put in the
ISA
D-Link DE-220 network adapter, and fired back up. The install from the
floppy disk that came with the NIC may not have gone smoothly... I'm a bit
hazy exactly how the actual install went ... I believe Device Manager
showed
a big yellow "?" mark by the NIC ... until I updated the driver and
directed
the process to the floppy disk. The NIC works with the Internet.

BUT when I reboot I now always get error messages involving:

vnetbios.vxd
vredir.vxd
dfs.vxd

also:

locproxy.exe

and when Windows desktop just starts to show the wallpaper:

"can't find msnp32.dll"

Also sometimes the CD drive does not show up in My Computer until I
reboot.

Other than the quirk of having to press "any key" to get through the error
messages on boot up, the system seems to work fine ! (with the exception
being that I haven't yet been able to institute File Sharing so far...)

What should I do to clean up the boot up process ? What caused this to
happen ??

Thanks !

-RS-


Remove all existing protocols from Control Panel Network, reboot go back
into Network and install TCP/IP, enable file and print sharing.

rgds
Li'l Roberto