Can not complete a dialer

G

Guest

I hope that makes since. The Internet Connection wizard is acting up. I
have Win 2000 and just had to reinstall some of it over top of an older set
up. Everything else seems to work pretty fine except I can't connect to the
Internet. I can't even make a connection. I bring up the Internet
Connection Wizard and I input the phone number I need to call (dial up!) and
then it asks for my user name and pass words. I'll put those in. Then it
will ask me to choose a nickname for the dialer. No matter what I put, I get
a response similar to, "Choose a nickname without spaces and special
characters". I am! I picked "connection" and a bunch of other words
(without " ") and it won't work. I still get the error message. I'm at the
library on their computer searching for answers. HELP please!
 
G

Guest

papayakiller said:
I hope that makes since. The Internet Connection wizard is acting up. I
have Win 2000 and just had to reinstall some of it over top of an older set
up. Everything else seems to work pretty fine except I can't connect to the
Internet. I can't even make a connection. I bring up the Internet
Connection Wizard and I input the phone number I need to call (dial up!) and
then it asks for my user name and pass words. I'll put those in. Then it
will ask me to choose a nickname for the dialer. No matter what I put, I get
a response similar to, "Choose a nickname without spaces and special
characters". I am! I picked "connection" and a bunch of other words
(without " ") and it won't work. I still get the error message. I'm at the
library on their computer searching for answers. HELP please!
 
G

Guest

Did you ever find a solution to this problem? I am experiencing the exact
same problem after reloading Win2000 pro. Please let me know how you fixed
your internet connection. Thanks...
Regards,
Brian
 
G

George Hester

Try removing (not delete) or rename mplayer2.exe to mplayer.ex_ in

C:\Program Files\Windows Media Player (5KB)

If you have some other named media player file in there that's the trouble. Have to be careful about the
latest Media Player. I think it also may install in there. In any case try renaming and then reboot.
 

Ask a Question

Want to reply to this thread or ask your own question?

You'll need to choose a username for the site, which only take a couple of moments. After that, you can post your question and our members will help you out.

Ask a Question

Top