when i upgraded my systems processor my modem quit
working when i wanted to get on line, but when i check my
e-mail it is ok. I figured out it was a problem with
my 'Remote Access Connection Manager' and the 'Remote
Access Auto Connection Manager'. when i went to manually
start these i got two seprate errors. for the 'Remote
Access Connection Manager' it gave me an 'error 5: access
denied' and for the 'Remote Access Auto Connection
Manager' it gave me an 'Error 1068: The dependency
service or group failed to start'. i am logged on as the
system admin, and i have no idea what the second error
refers to. please help if you can.

Try this article.

http://tinyurl.com/ecok


>-----Original Message-----
>when i upgraded my systems processor my modem quit
>working when i wanted to get on line, but when i check
my
>e-mail it is ok. I figured out it was a problem with
>my 'Remote Access Connection Manager' and the 'Remote
>Access Auto Connection Manager'. when i went to manually
>start these i got two seprate errors. for the 'Remote
>Access Connection Manager' it gave me an 'error 5:
access
>denied' and for the 'Remote Access Auto Connection
>Manager' it gave me an 'Error 1068: The dependency
>service or group failed to start'. i am logged on as the
>system admin, and i have no idea what the second error
>refers to. please help if you can.
>.
>

"Aaron Lambert" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:263d01c353eb$8ddce5b0$(E-Mail Removed)...
> when i upgraded my systems processor my modem quit
> working when i wanted to get on line, but when i check my
> e-mail it is ok. I figured out it was a problem with
> my 'Remote Access Connection Manager' and the 'Remote
> Access Auto Connection Manager'. when i went to manually
> start these i got two seprate errors. for the 'Remote
> Access Connection Manager' it gave me an 'error 5: access
> denied' and for the 'Remote Access Auto Connection
> Manager' it gave me an 'Error 1068: The dependency
> service or group failed to start'. i am logged on as the
> system admin, and i have no idea what the second error
> refers to. please help if you can.


Here's the usual cure for this:

You Cannot Create a Network Connection After You Restore Windows XP
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;329441




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Best Regards,
Ron Lowe
MS-MVP Windows Networking

thanks for the help, it fixed the problem.