Article ID: 142806 - Last Review: January 19, 2007 - Revision: 1.2 Cannot Open the Dial-Up Networking FolderThis article was previously published under Q142806 On This PageSYMPTOMS
When you try to open the Dial-Up Networking folder, the folder may not
open. The folder may appear very briefly, or may not appear at all.
Reinstalling Windows does not correct the issue.
CAUSEWindows 95This behavior can occur if the Wsock32.dll, Wsock32n.dll, Rnaui.dll, Msvcrt.dll, Msvcrt20.dll, Rasapi32.dll, or Rnaapp.exe file in the Windows\System folder is missing or damaged.Note that the Wsock32n.dll file is installed by Windows 95 OEM Service Release 2 (OSR2) and Microsoft Internet Explorer. It is not included in the retail version of Windows 95. Windows 98This behavior can occur if the Wsock32.dll, Rnaui.dll, Msvcrt20.dll, Rasapi32.dll, Msvcrt.dll, or Rnaapp.exe file in the Windows\System folder is missing or damaged.RESOLUTION
To resolve this issue, follow these steps: IMPORTANT: Microsoft Windows 95 users may not have any way to run the CD-ROM from MS-DOS. To avoid an issue create a directory and extract the files in step 2 to that folder. After you complete step 2, move the extracted files to the correct directory and restart the computer. This avoids potential no-restart with some original equipment manufacturer (OEM) computers.
129605
(http://support.microsoft.com/kb/129605/EN-US/
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How to Extract Original Compressed Windows Files
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This issue can also occur if the Dial-Up Adapter is not installed. Check
the Configuration tab in the Network tool in Control Panel to make sure
the Dial-Up Adapter is installed. If it is not installed, click Add to
install it.
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