router files missing

I am trying to hook up a wireless router from a dial up
computer to use another computer's cable connection. I
installed the router adapter to the dial up's USB, and
then installed the software. I need a missing Windows 98
file called "dhcpcsvc.dll." Where can I get it? MSN
website doesn't have it. Without it, the computer doesn't
seem to be able to communicate with the adapter, and
ultimately the cable computer's router.

thanks


rich

Did you ever get your answer? I also need the Windows
98 "dhcpcsvc.dll" file, but this one is to hook up to a
wireless notebook adapter. Any suggestion on finding it?

>-----Original Message-----
>I am trying to hook up a wireless router from a dial up
>computer to use another computer's cable connection. I
>installed the router adapter to the dial up's USB, and
>then installed the software. I need a missing Windows 98
>file called "dhcpcsvc.dll." Where can I get it? MSN
>website doesn't have it. Without it, the computer
doesn't
>seem to be able to communicate with the adapter, and
>ultimately the cable computer's router.
>
>thanks
>.
>

The file should be in your window's system folder. To
find it use the find command and insert the name of the
file. It should be there.
>-----Original Message-----
>I am trying to hook up a wireless router from a dial up
>computer to use another computer's cable connection. I
>installed the router adapter to the dial up's USB, and
>then installed the software. I need a missing Windows 98
>file called "dhcpcsvc.dll." Where can I get it? MSN
>website doesn't have it. Without it, the computer
doesn't
>seem to be able to communicate with the adapter, and
>ultimately the cable computer's router.
>
>thanks
>.
>

Steve:

Per your suggestion, I did find the dhcpcsvc.dll in the
win98 cd in the net7.cab folder...Then the installation
for the linksys card adapter requested 50+ more files
that ALL were missing. I ended up finding them in the
net8.cab, net9.cab and net10.cab folders, but do I have
to extract them "one by one" into the Linksys Wireless-G
Notebook Adapter folder on the hard drive...and do they
ALL belong there? or so some belong elsewhere?


>-----Original Message-----
>In article <049701c357a5$f2166480
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><(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>>I am trying to hook up a wireless router from a dial up
>>computer to use another computer's cable connection. I
>>installed the router adapter to the dial up's USB, and
>>then installed the software. I need a missing Windows
98
>>file called "dhcpcsvc.dll." Where can I get it? MSN
>>website doesn't have it. Without it, the computer
doesn't
>>seem to be able to communicate with the adapter, and
>>ultimately the cable computer's router.
>>
>>thanks
>
>That's a Windows 98 system file. It's contained in the
NET7.CAB file
>on the Windows 98 CD-ROM. Find NET7.CAB, either on the
CD-ROM or on
>your hard disk, and point to the folder that contains it.
>--
>Best Wishes,
>Steve Winograd, MS-MVP (Windows Networking)
>
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