Re: Sending email problems in Win 98

control panel > network> remove ??


"Jess" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:066c01c38c4c$669e7650$(E-Mail Removed)...
> My office is having trouble sending emails on our Win 98
> machines only (Win 2000 network).. I've found that the PCs
> that have two adapters listed in the IP Configuration Menu
> are defaulting to the PPP Adapter installed. They will not
> hold the settings for the second adapter the pc should be
> using (i.e. Intel adapter, etc.) I can't find anywhere to
> uninstall the PPP Adapter. I've checked the system
> devices, the Network properties, etc. and can't find the
> PPP Adapter.. Any suggestions on how to fix this.. The
> only way to currently send email is to go in IP Config
> each time, change the Adapter, Release the Addresses and
> then Renew All.. Please HELP!! This has been a problem for
> months...




Haggis

Haggis, Thanks for your reply.. But I've checked that.. On
some Pcs there are two adapters installed, others only
one.. The ones with two installed have the dial-up adapter
and Ethernet adapter (both in these cases are essential)..
Neither can be removed.. I've checked the bindings on all
adapters to make sure they are binded to the necessary
protocols, and they are as they should be.. However, the
IP Configurations just don't stick.. They keep defaulting
back to the PPP settings and not the Ethernet Adapter
settings.. Even mine loses the IP Config settings (mine
has only one adapter installed, no PPP Adapter).. Do you
think it could be a router probelem???.. We access
internet fine..

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>control panel > network> remove ??
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>"Jess" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
>news:066c01c38c4c$669e7650$(E-Mail Removed)...
>> My office is having trouble sending emails on our Win 98
>> machines only (Win 2000 network).. I've found that the
PCs
>> that have two adapters listed in the IP Configuration
Menu
>> are defaulting to the PPP Adapter installed. They will
not
>> hold the settings for the second adapter the pc should
be
>> using (i.e. Intel adapter, etc.) I can't find anywhere
to
>> uninstall the PPP Adapter. I've checked the system
>> devices, the Network properties, etc. and can't find the
>> PPP Adapter.. Any suggestions on how to fix this.. The
>> only way to currently send email is to go in IP Config
>> each time, change the Adapter, Release the Addresses and
>> then Renew All.. Please HELP!! This has been a problem
for
>> months...
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