ICS does not exist as an installed service??

[Eric]

Hi Woody,

Click Start, Run, type "msconfig". Select the Services
tab and make sure each of the following services are
checked.

Application Layer Gateway Service
Network Connections
Network Location Awareness (NLA)
Plug and Play
Remote Access Auto Connection Manager
Remote Access Connection Manager
Remote Procedure Call (RPC)
Telephony

Then press Apply and Close. Then try to rerun the ICS
Wizard again.

-------------------------
Eric


>-----Original Message-----
>Running XP Home on my computer, which is connected to
the internet by cable
>and is working.
>Have set up a network to my son's computer which is
runing 98SE.
>When I try to run Network Setup Wizard it fails to
complete, says there was
>an error, but does not specify what it was.
>When I attempt to manually turn on ICS by checking the
ICS box on the
>advanced tab of the properties dialog, I get this
message "An error occured
>while ICS was being enabled. The specified service does
not exist as an
>installed service" .
>I'm not sure what it means and I don't know where to go
from here.
>Any help would be greatly appreciated.
>
>
>.
>

[Woody]

Thanx for the reply.Unfortunately all the services were already checked.
any other suggestions??

"Eric" > wrote in message
...
> Hi Woody,
>
> Click Start, Run, type "msconfig". Select the Services
> tab and make sure each of the following services are
> checked.
>
> Application Layer Gateway Service
> Network Connections
> Network Location Awareness (NLA)
> Plug and Play
> Remote Access Auto Connection Manager
> Remote Access Connection Manager
> Remote Procedure Call (RPC)
> Telephony
>
> Then press Apply and Close. Then try to rerun the ICS
> Wizard again.
>
> -------------------------
> Eric
>
>
> >-----Original Message-----
> >Running XP Home on my computer, which is connected to
> the internet by cable
> >and is working.
> >Have set up a network to my son's computer which is
> runing 98SE.
> >When I try to run Network Setup Wizard it fails to
> complete, says there was
> >an error, but does not specify what it was.
> >When I attempt to manually turn on ICS by checking the
> ICS box on the
> >advanced tab of the properties dialog, I get this
> message "An error occured
> >while ICS was being enabled. The specified service does
> not exist as an
> >installed service" .
> >I'm not sure what it means and I don't know where to go
> from here.
> >Any help would be greatly appreciated.
> >
> >
> >.
> >

[Eric]

Then go to Start, click Run and type "Services.msc"
(without quotes) and click Ok. Verify that the services
are running and enabled. Double click the service and
select the Logon tab. Select the General tab, set the
startup type to Automatic. Press Apply and Okay. Then
shutdown and restart your machine.

--------------
Eric


>-----Original Message-----
>Thanx for the reply.Unfortunately all the services were
already checked.
>any other suggestions??
>
>"Eric" > wrote in message
...
>> Hi Woody,
>>
>> Click Start, Run, type "msconfig". Select the Services
>> tab and make sure each of the following services are
>> checked.
>>
>> Application Layer Gateway Service
>> Network Connections
>> Network Location Awareness (NLA)
>> Plug and Play
>> Remote Access Auto Connection Manager
>> Remote Access Connection Manager
>> Remote Procedure Call (RPC)
>> Telephony
>>
>> Then press Apply and Close. Then try to rerun the ICS
>> Wizard again.
>>
>> -------------------------
>> Eric
>>
>>
>> >-----Original Message-----
>> >Running XP Home on my computer, which is connected to
>> the internet by cable
>> >and is working.
>> >Have set up a network to my son's computer which is
>> runing 98SE.
>> >When I try to run Network Setup Wizard it fails to
>> complete, says there was
>> >an error, but does not specify what it was.
>> >When I attempt to manually turn on ICS by checking the
>> ICS box on the
>> >advanced tab of the properties dialog, I get this
>> message "An error occured
>> >while ICS was being enabled. The specified service
does
>> not exist as an
>> >installed service" .
>> >I'm not sure what it means and I don't know where to
go
>> from here.
>> >Any help would be greatly appreciated.
>> >
>> >
>> >.
>> >
>
>
>.
>