Monopoly Version 1.0 by Westwood Cannot Host an Internet Game with Internet Connection Sharing Installed

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SYMPTOMS

Monopoly version 1.0, by Westwood, does not properly host a game and let other players join that game over the Internet when Internet Connection Sharing (ICS) is installed and enabled. This application experiences the same symptoms in Microsoft Windows 98 Second Edition with ICS enabled.

To see a list of scenarios where this issue is seen, look at the "More Information" section of this article.

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WORKAROUND

To work around this problem, disable ICS on the computer hosting the Monopoly game. To do so, follow these steps:

Right-click the Microsoft Internet Explorer icon, and then click Properties.
Click the Connection tab, and then click Sharing.
Click to clear the Enable Internet Connection Sharing check box.
Click OK, and then click OK again.

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MORE INFORMATION

Various Scenarios

Local LAN game play: ICS host can host a game without issue.
Internet game play connecting from ICS host: Client or both to stand alone works properly.
Both the ICS host and clients can join a game hosted on the Internet.
Neither the ICS host nor the clients behind the ICS host can host an Internet game nor can they have other users from the Internet join a game.

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APPLIES TO

Microsoft Windows Millennium Edition

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kb3rdparty kbprb KB261864

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