1.
Incorrect login or password
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User name is entered incorrectly
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Password is entered incorrectly
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Account does not exist on the
server
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Dialing into the wrong location
2. Unable to negotiate
a compatible set of network protocols
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Network is not configured correctly
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Dialer is not configured correctly
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If the setup is correct, shut
down computer (power down) and try to logon again
3. Unstable or unreliable
connection
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Bad phone line between computer
and server
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Modem Init string is setup incorrectly
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Shut the computer down, completely
off for 10 to 30 seconds. Restart and try again.
4. The
computer you are dialing is not answering
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Dial the server with your phone
and listen for the modem squawk. If the line is busy, try again later.
If you get a modem squawk, check the following:
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Dialup connection phone number
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Call waiting settings.
Call waiting needs to be turned off during connection. To do this,
in Windows, go to My Computer, Control Panel, Modems, Dialing Properties.
Check the appropriate box and enter the disabling code. Typical disabling
codes are (the last one has a comma which tells the modem to wait 2 seconds):
*70, 70#, or
1170,.
5. Internet Explorer could
not open http://<URL Address>
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The web page you are trying
to go to cannot be found.
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Try another location. If you
can't get to a known good location, check the DNS settings in the Dialer.
6. Unable to open <URL
Address>. The address may be incorrect
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The web page you are trying
to go to cannot be found.
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Try another location. If you
can't get to a known good location, check the DNS settings in the Dialer.
7. The
computer you are dialing cannot establish a dial-up networking connection.
Please check your password...
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User name is entered incorrectly
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Password is entered incorrectly
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Account does not exist on the
server
8. Essential
file <??????> is missing...
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Remove and re-install the affected
area.
9. Netware
servers will be inaccessible if you establish this connection.
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The caller is on a network and
should contact their system administrator. It might solve the problem if
you go into the dialer and into the "Server Type" settings and uncheck
the "NetBEUI" and "TCP/IP". Reboot and try again.
10.
Forbidden...
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The web page you are trying
to go to cannot be found.
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Try another location. If you
can't get to a known good location, check the DNS settings in the Dialer.
11. RUNDLL32 caused an
invalid page fault in module KERNEL32.DLL at 014f:bff9a08c.
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Usually a Windows 95 version
error.
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It may solve the problem if
you obtain and install the "Windows 95 Service Pack 1". The file can be
downloaded from Microsoft or Windows95.com.
12.
Dial up networking is used by another program or dial-up network connection,
close the program or connection and try again.
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The modem is occupied by another
program such as a fax program or computer program to answer the phone.
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Shut this down and try to connect
again. If nothing seems to be running, carefully hit Control, Alt,
and Delete simultaneously (just once). This will bring up the "Close Program"
box. Look through the white area of the box for a program that might be
using the modem. Close the offending program and try again.
13.
404 file not found
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The web page you are trying
to go to cannot be found.
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Try another location. If you
can't get to a known good location, check the DNS settings in the Dialer.
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