Bruce Borden
June 16th 03, 01:50 AM
I'm having a very similar problem! I installed a 1394 card
which worked just fine, but now I can't get the TCP/IP
stack to work on my network. Microsoft networking works -
I can print to a printer on the system and mount its
disks, but I can't get to the internet.
ipconfig /renew fails with one of several errors: "The
requested service provider could not be loaded or
initialized", or something like "attempt to performan an
operation on a non-socket device".
I removed the 1394 card, but the problem persists.
I can't reinstall the system - I only have a disk image CD
from my vendor, and I don't want to wipe out the whole
disk (more then 30GB in use!).
HELP
>-----Original Message-----
>I've got a dual processor system which is working fine
and a 56k connection
>to the internet which is also working.
>
>If I connect my camcorder to my PC (via FireWire), XP
detects it as a 1394
>connection and does all the relevant configuration for
it - I can then use
>my camcorder without a problem.
>
>However, if I then try to surf the net I get problems.
Modem connects OK
>and I can ping all addresses without a problem - however
DNS doesn't work
>and if I ping an IP address I get "Pinging ...." and then
a character that
>looks like a triangle pointing to the right.
>
>I thought that TCP/IP might be corrupt, so did a "netsh
int ip reset
>c:\resetlog.txt" without success. In the end the only
thing that fixed this
>problem was a system restore.
>
>Anybody got any suggestions ? Any help would be
appreciated.
>
>
>.
>
which worked just fine, but now I can't get the TCP/IP
stack to work on my network. Microsoft networking works -
I can print to a printer on the system and mount its
disks, but I can't get to the internet.
ipconfig /renew fails with one of several errors: "The
requested service provider could not be loaded or
initialized", or something like "attempt to performan an
operation on a non-socket device".
I removed the 1394 card, but the problem persists.
I can't reinstall the system - I only have a disk image CD
from my vendor, and I don't want to wipe out the whole
disk (more then 30GB in use!).
HELP
>-----Original Message-----
>I've got a dual processor system which is working fine
and a 56k connection
>to the internet which is also working.
>
>If I connect my camcorder to my PC (via FireWire), XP
detects it as a 1394
>connection and does all the relevant configuration for
it - I can then use
>my camcorder without a problem.
>
>However, if I then try to surf the net I get problems.
Modem connects OK
>and I can ping all addresses without a problem - however
DNS doesn't work
>and if I ping an IP address I get "Pinging ...." and then
a character that
>looks like a triangle pointing to the right.
>
>I thought that TCP/IP might be corrupt, so did a "netsh
int ip reset
>c:\resetlog.txt" without success. In the end the only
thing that fixed this
>problem was a system restore.
>
>Anybody got any suggestions ? Any help would be
appreciated.
>
>
>.
>