[marco_diablo]

Can you tell us the model of Network card? Try to remove it, check if you have installed Microsoft Network

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This is a microsoft file that can be downloaded from the Internet
msnp32.dll

You need to unzip this file then copy it to your windows system folder.
Save the file to your desktop
Double click my computer
Double click C: drive
Double click on the windows folder
This should give a warning
Click on show files
Find the folder called SYSTEM double click
You should get the same warning
Click on show files
Minimise the window (NOT CLOSE)
click on the msnp32.dll file once
Right click > copy
Reopen the minimised system file click inside the window once
right click & paste
Reboot - any more errors?

Edited by peterm, 07 September 2005 - 01:19 AM.

[peterm]

This is a microsoft file that can be downloaded from the Internet
msnp32.dll

You need to unzip this file then copy it to your windows system folder.
Save the file to your desktop
Double click my computer
Double click C: drive
Double click on the windows folder
This should give a warning
Click on show files
Find the folder called SYSTEM double click
You should get the same warning
Click on show files
Minimise the window (NOT CLOSE)
click on the msnp32.dll file once
Right click > copy
Reopen the minimised system file click inside the window once
right click & paste
Reboot - any more errors?

Edited by peterm, 07 September 2005 - 01:19 AM.

[sueym]

My main problem with this computer now is that I can't get it on the internet, that is why I had to get the network card.

The network card is from Network Everywhere, Model No. NC100U-WM. I'm not sure about installing Microsoft Network, I've never heard of it.

Can I copy this file I need from my other computer on disc and then load it on to the BAD computer?

[peterm]

Ok on the BAD computer do you have an Icon called network neighbourhood
If yes click on this once > right click> properties>configuration tab.
Is there a listing Client for Microsoft Network?

[sueym]

Yes, their is a listing Client for Microsoft Network.

Now I'm having trouble copying the msnp32.dll to disc. On my good computer is shows it copied, I take it down to the other one and nothing is there. Now if I copy the one that needs to be unzipped, it shows up but I can't open it.

[peterm]

You can't open it as in it won't unzip?
do you have winzip?

[sueym]

I copied the file you sent me to a floppy. I took it to the other computer and it showed nothing on it. I went to the download on the internet and copied that to the floppy. I copied the winzip onto a cd. I was able to download the winzip onto the BAD computer. Now when I put in the floppy to open the msnp32.dll, it keeps saying "There is no viewer capable of viewing Application Extension Files." I can't seem to copy the msnp32.dll straight to the computer.

[peterm]

can you unzip the file to the desktop on the good computer?

[sueym]

I can't get it to open anywhere.

[peterm]

Is it the same error message on all computers

[sueym]

I click on it to open and it does nothing. I show it in my documents on the good computer, but nothing.

[peterm]

when you use winzip to extract the file on the good computer
does winzip give any error messages?

[sueym]

C:\Document and Settings\Owner\My Documents\MSNP32.DLL is not a valid WIN32 application.

[peterm]

If you have a floppy drive on the new computer
run winzip and when it ask you where to extract file to point to the floppy drive
Then check the floppy drive is the file on there

Edited by peterm, 07 September 2005 - 11:57 AM.

[sueym]

I go to my documents where my winzip file and it won't do anything. Tell me how to just start over because I'm obviously doing something wrong.