vindaloo
3rd Sep 2003, 22:48
Hi all,
When trying to install BT Broadband, I receive the following dialog box:
"Dial-Up Networking cannot start. Restart your computer, and then try again. If the problem persists, reinstall Dial-Up Networking". The dialog box has an OK button - pressing it just causes the same box to re-appear. The installation does not continue.
This happens after plugging in the modem, and just after the message "We're now completing the installation of the BT Voyager 100 ADSL modem".
Things I have tried/checked:
Equipment/microfilters plugged in correctly.
Ensured that there are no non-essential processes running.
Physically removed the old dial-up modem and drivers.
Removed/reinstalled Dial-Up Networking.
Removed the old Dial-up connections.
If I restart the computer at this point, the installation appears to complete normally and I can connect to Broadband, although the connection does drop out after a few minutes and I get a connection dialog which I am unable to reconnect with.
I am running Windows ME with 256M, AMD Athlon 1600, Internet explorer 6.
Has anyone had similar problems, or any idea on what else to try to solve it? (I have notified BT as well).
Regards,
Vindaloo
When trying to install BT Broadband, I receive the following dialog box:
"Dial-Up Networking cannot start. Restart your computer, and then try again. If the problem persists, reinstall Dial-Up Networking". The dialog box has an OK button - pressing it just causes the same box to re-appear. The installation does not continue.
This happens after plugging in the modem, and just after the message "We're now completing the installation of the BT Voyager 100 ADSL modem".
Things I have tried/checked:
Equipment/microfilters plugged in correctly.
Ensured that there are no non-essential processes running.
Physically removed the old dial-up modem and drivers.
Removed/reinstalled Dial-Up Networking.
Removed the old Dial-up connections.
If I restart the computer at this point, the installation appears to complete normally and I can connect to Broadband, although the connection does drop out after a few minutes and I get a connection dialog which I am unable to reconnect with.
I am running Windows ME with 256M, AMD Athlon 1600, Internet explorer 6.
Has anyone had similar problems, or any idea on what else to try to solve it? (I have notified BT as well).
Regards,
Vindaloo