JasonB
January 9th 04, 08:00 PM
Look for a File called : NDN* and remove them .. Its
mostly caused by a file that Kazaa enjoys to install
which can remove your computers ability to resolve domain
names. IE allowing you to ping, and surf to ip
addresses.. But not goto any domains.
>-----Original Message-----
>My tcp/ip service is not working. If I go into ie it
will
>start a dial-up connection, but not connect to the page.
>(message: The page cannot be displayed).
>ping does work however - only for an ip number, not for
>site name.
>This happened when I accessed my dv camera via a
firewire
>connction (pcmcia card).
>Looking at the services I see the Task Scheduler is not
>running, IPsec is not running. I cannot see an entry for
>tcp/ip - should there be?
>When the PC starts I see a window with Error 10106 (no
>message).
>Error messages in the event viewer are:
>Source ipnathlp Id: 36002 The past transparent proxy was
>unable to bind to the IP address 127.0.0.1 ... Data 7a
27
>00 00.
>Source ipnathlp Id: 32003 The Network address translator
>was unable to request an operation of the kernal-mode
>translation module... Data 1f 00 00 00.
>source: service control manager ID 7023. The task
>scheduler service terminated with the following error:
Not
>enough resources...
>
>This has happened twice before. The first time I
resolved
>it by reformatting the disk and reinstalling everything.
>(I'd rther not do that again) Just doing a reinstall of
XP
>over the top of existing one did not fix the problem.
>
>The second time I discovered the system recovery and
that
>worked.
>
>However this time the recovery points had disappeared!
>
>I have tried the command "netsh int ip reset" but this
did
>not solve the problem.
>
>Please help!
>
>
>
>
>
>.
>
mostly caused by a file that Kazaa enjoys to install
which can remove your computers ability to resolve domain
names. IE allowing you to ping, and surf to ip
addresses.. But not goto any domains.
>-----Original Message-----
>My tcp/ip service is not working. If I go into ie it
will
>start a dial-up connection, but not connect to the page.
>(message: The page cannot be displayed).
>ping does work however - only for an ip number, not for
>site name.
>This happened when I accessed my dv camera via a
firewire
>connction (pcmcia card).
>Looking at the services I see the Task Scheduler is not
>running, IPsec is not running. I cannot see an entry for
>tcp/ip - should there be?
>When the PC starts I see a window with Error 10106 (no
>message).
>Error messages in the event viewer are:
>Source ipnathlp Id: 36002 The past transparent proxy was
>unable to bind to the IP address 127.0.0.1 ... Data 7a
27
>00 00.
>Source ipnathlp Id: 32003 The Network address translator
>was unable to request an operation of the kernal-mode
>translation module... Data 1f 00 00 00.
>source: service control manager ID 7023. The task
>scheduler service terminated with the following error:
Not
>enough resources...
>
>This has happened twice before. The first time I
resolved
>it by reformatting the disk and reinstalling everything.
>(I'd rther not do that again) Just doing a reinstall of
XP
>over the top of existing one did not fix the problem.
>
>The second time I discovered the system recovery and
that
>worked.
>
>However this time the recovery points had disappeared!
>
>I have tried the command "netsh int ip reset" but this
did
>not solve the problem.
>
>Please help!
>
>
>
>
>
>.
>