[Rawe]

Ok.. Lets see what this contains, Metallica (an expert/global mod from the site) wants to see this, he's helping me...

Locate the Rasphone.pbk file in the C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Microsoft\Network\Connections\Pbk folder.

The Application Data folder is a hidden folder. To view the folder, follow these steps:
Open the All Users folder, and then click Folder Options on the Tools menu.
Click View, click Show hidden files and folders, and then click OK.

Once you find the file, right-click it and choose to open in another application (or similar wording, not sure since I have finnish windows), and choose to open it up in Notepad. Copy & paste the contents here

Edited by Rawe, 12 September 2006 - 05:51 AM.

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No problem. I wish I wasn't having to be to make things difficult.

[smawpaws]

No problem. I wish I wasn't having to be to make things difficult.

[Rawe]

Humm did you catch my latest reply? Need to see those file contents Reply just above your last one.

[smawpaws]

Here we are:

[Contents.Server]
00000001=0
00000002=0
00000003=0
00000004=0
00000005=0
00000006=0
00000007=0
[Server.00000001]
Title=FTP Server
Protocol=TCP
Port=21
InternalPort=21
BuiltIn=1
[Server.00000002]
Title=Telnet Server
Protocol=TCP
Port=23
InternalPort=23
BuiltIn=1
[Server.00000003]
Title=Internet Mail Server (SMTP)
Protocol=TCP
Port=25
InternalPort=25
BuiltIn=1
[Server.00000004]
Title=Post-Office Protocol Version 3 (POP3)
Protocol=TCP
Port=110
InternalPort=110
BuiltIn=1
[Server.00000005]
Title=Internet Mail Access Protocol Version 3 (IMAP3)
Protocol=TCP
Port=220
InternalPort=220
BuiltIn=1
[Server.00000006]
Title=Internet Mail Access Protocol Version 4 (IMAP4)
Protocol=TCP
Port=143
InternalPort=143
BuiltIn=1
[Server.00000007]
Title=Web Server (HTTP)
Protocol=TCP
Port=80
InternalPort=80
BuiltIn=1

Edited by smawpaws, 12 September 2006 - 09:33 PM.

[smawpaws]

I'm not sure if this is in relation to everything or not, but I thought I should let you know, on my hubby's desktop, he can go to pages, ect, but when he tries to log in to anything (myspace, 4horsemen, ect) it won't let him log in.

[Metallica]

Hi smawpaws,

Rawe asked me to jump in.

Is your hubby on the same computer? Or do you share the internet connection between your computers?

Second question: do you have a Windows CD if necessary?

Regards,

[smawpaws]

He is on the same computer, just different desktop.
I'm not sure about the windows cd. I'll ask when he gets home.


It's that bad, huh?

[Metallica]

Not necessarily.

I'm planning to have you uninstall and re-install the TCP-IP protocol.
But during that process there is a possibility that Windows might prompt you for the CD.
So it would be nice to have one handy.

I have had a case like this before and my hair hasn't had the same color since.

Regards,

[smawpaws]

It's here, I'm just not sure where. I dug around today, but can't remember where that brilliant spot is where I put it so I would never forget! LOL!

Want me to keep digging in the morning or is there another way?


Edit: I am getting this kinda things, too. There is this one (screenshot) and there was one at the top of this page when I can to post this, but it had a red arrow.

Edited by smawpaws, 13 September 2006 - 10:54 PM.

[Metallica]

That's a tough decision. It should be able to find the necessary files without the CD.
But if it does prompt you for the CD and it can't find the files, then you are disconnected from the internet and basically helpless.

Let me know if it's really gone and we'll have to figure out another way.

Regards,

[smawpaws]

Ok, I will dig around today more!

[Metallica]

That's OK. Geez, I must have a about ten, but that doesnt help you much, does it?

[smawpaws]

I *think* I have found it!!

Operating systerm
Reinstillationcd Microsoft windows xp home edition
including service pack one


Is this the right one/ the only one I need?

[Metallica]

Yep. That's the one. Keep it handy just in case.

Here's what I'd like you to do.

Follow the instructions on this site:
http://www.mvps.org/...p2002/hosts.htm
to replace your hosts file with the one you can download there.

The one you have now was put there by this Trojan:
http://www.sophos.co...ojagentcij.html
and needs to be replaced. We might as well use something usefull then.

Then go to Start > Control Panel and double-click on Network Connections
Then right click on your Default Connection
Left click on Properties.
Click the Networking tab.
Select the TCP/IP protocol for your network card.
Click Remove.
Reboot the computer and go back to the same place.
Now
1. Open the Network Control Panel and click the Add button.
2. Select Protocol (as shown below) and click the Add button.

3. Select Microsoft and TCP/IP as shown below

4. Click OK to close each open Network properties window. Windows will load the files it needs (this is the point where it may need the CD). Then you will be asked to reboot. Let it reboot. After the computer reboots, you're ready to configure the TCP/IP settings.
Select the radio dial that says Obtain DNS Servers Automatically like you did before.

Let me know how it works out.

Regards,

[smawpaws]

Alrighty. I have done the above. Not sure if I did it right or what's going on, but here is my report:

First part (hosts files) went fine.

Middle:
After left clicking on properties, I have no networking tab. I removed the tcp/ip and rebooted.
Again, no networking tab after left click. There was no window/anything that said network or protocl, so those were not selected/added. Did managed to select microsoft tcp/ip and added.
Was never prompted to reboot, so I did it myself.

Last:
Cannot click on only Obtain DNS Servers Automatically. Have to click on ip (which erases them) then I am able to Obtain DNS Servers Automatically. Did that and lost connection. Instead of system restore, I wrote down all my ip/dns numbers beforehand, so I just put them back in.......


And now I sit here to wait for you.

Edited by smawpaws, 16 September 2006 - 01:26 AM.