Error Messages fixes courtesy of modemhelp.net
Error 0
1. Don't "fix" this!
(This is the result sent to DUN/RAS when the connection
succeeded.)
Error 2
1. Reinstall NCP & DUN.
Error 5(1)
1. Make sure the username and password are correct,
with nothing in the "domain" field for NT/2k unless the user should have
something there.
2. Make sure "accept any authentication including
clear text" is dotted.
Error 5(2)
1. Reinstall all Dialup and Network components.
Error 6
1. This is a memory issue, try rebooting the computer.
A cold boot might be good in this instance.
2. If a reboot doesn't resolve it, this could be a RAM
or Swap file issue.
Error 20
1. Make sure the correct modem is selected.
2. Does the modem respond to diagnostics? It may need
to be reinstalled.
3. Is RNAAPP loaded into memory after closing the
dialer? If so try the RNAAPP fix page.
4. Reinstall NCP/DUN/RAS.
Error 71
1. Is someone connected as you? Been giving out your
password?
2. Were you disconnected all of a sudden before this
happens? You could be 'ghosted' on the server. The ISP can usually "bump" the
'ghost' off through radius.
Error 380
1. Make sure autodial is pointing to the correct
dialer.
2. Recreate the dialer.
Error 600
1. Reboot.
2. Make sure that there are no other dialers, fax
software, or any other programs that use your modem running.
3. Press Ctrl-Alt-Delete, if you see RNAAPP loaded,
then go to the RNAAPP fix page.
Error 601
1. Press the "More Info.." button under Diagnostics
while the modem's COM port is selected. If you get Ati# responses then you may
just have to reboot, take out a bum init string, or type ATZ as the init.
2. If this does not work, or is not the case try
reinstalling the modem.
3. Press Ctrl-Alt-Delete, if you see RNAAPP loaded,
then go to the RNAAPP fix page.
4. Doesn't look like the modem is working. Refer to
computer manufacturer.
Error 602
1. Reboot.
2. Uninstall and Reinstall the modem.
3. Make sure that no other programs are using your
modem. Fax software, Supervoice, etc...
4. Ctrl-Alt-Delete, if you see RNAAPP loaded, then go
to the RNAAPP fix page.
Error 603
1. In the modem properties make sure that the port
speed is not set too low.
2. Open up the "Port Settings" and make sure that
FIFO's are on and not set too low. Try playing around with these settings until
the error goes away.
3. Try uninstalling and reinstalling the modem.
4. Try uninstalling and reinstalling Dialup Networking
and all its associated components.
5. Refer to computer manufacturer.
Error 604
1. Retype username and password.
2. Delete and remake the dialer.
Error 605
1. Delete and recreate the dialer.
2. Uninstall and reinstall the modem.
3. Uninstall and reinstall Dialup Networking and all
of its associated components.
4. Refer to manufacturer.
Error 606
1. Press the "More Info.." button under Diagnostics
while the modem's COM port is selected. If you get Ati# responses then you may
just have to reboot, take out a bum init string, or type ATZ as the init.
2. If this does not work, or is not the case try
reinstalling the modem.
3. Press Ctrl-Alt-Delete, if you see RNAAPP loaded,
then go to the RNAAPP fix page.
4. Doesn't look like the modem is working. Refer to
computer manufacturer.
Error 607
1. This error should not occur when dialing up to the
internet. However, if it does take a look at the event log to see if you can
figure out what happened.
2. Reboot and check all of the settings for the
dialer/network.
3. Reinstall RAS/DUN.
Error 608
1. Make sure that the correct modem is selected in the
dialer.
2. Make sure (by looking at the modem diagnostics)
that the correct modem drivers are being used. If not, find and install the
correct drivers.
3. Uninstall and reinstall the dialer.
4. If this does not work, or is not the case try
reinstalling the modem.
5. If the modem responds to diagnostics, and responds
to ATZ in HyperTerminal, try uninstalling and reinstalling Dialup Networking.
6. Doesn't look like the modem is working. Refer to
computer manufacturer.
Error 609
1. Make sure that the correct modem is selected in the
dialer.
2. Make sure (by looking at the modem diagnostics)
that the correct modem drivers are being used. If not, find and install the
correct drivers.
3. Uninstall and reinstall the dialer.
4. If this does not work, or is not the case try
reinstalling the modem.
5. If the modem responds to diagnostics, and responds
to ATZ in HyperTerminal, try uninstalling and reinstalling Dialup Networking.
6. Doesn't look like the modem is working. Refer to
computer manufacturer
Error 610
1. In the modem properties make sure that the port
speed is not set too low.
2. Open up the "Port Settings" and make sure that
FIFO's are on and not set too low. Try playing around with these settings until
the error goes away.
3. Try uninstalling and reinstalling the modem.
4. Try uninstalling and reinstalling DUN/RAS and all
its associated components.
5. Refer to computer manufacturer.
Error 611
1. Reboot.
2. Make sure that the dialer and network control panel
configurations are valid.
3. Rip and reinstall the network components (unless
the user is on a LAN, then have them talk to the sysadmin).
4. Refer to manufacturer/sysadmin.
Error 612
1. Reboot.
2. Make sure that the dialer and network control panel
configurations are valid.
3. Rip and reinstall the network components (unless
the user is on a LAN, then have them talk to the sysadmin).
4. Refer to manufacturer/sysadmin.
Error 613
1. Reboot.
2. Try adding &K3 to the extra settings, if this
doesn't work, try adding &K0.
3. Try reinstalling the modem.
4. Refer to manufacturer.
Error 614
1. In the modem properties make sure that the port
speed is not set too low.
2. Open up the "Port Settings" and make sure that
FIFO's are on and not set too low. Try playing around with these settings until
the error goes away.
3. Try uninstalling and reinstalling the modem.
4. Try uninstalling and reinstalling Dialup Networking
and all its associated components.
5. Refer to computer manufacturer.
More information on error 614 can be found at:
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/q123/5/97.asp
Error 615
1. Press the "More Info.." button under Diagnostics
while the modem's COM port is selected. If you get Ati# responses then you may
just have to reboot, take out a bum init string, or type ATZ as the init.
2. If this does not work, or is not the case try
reinstalling the modem.
3. Press Ctrl-Alt-Delete, if you see RNAAPP loaded,
then go to the RNAAPP fix page.
4. Doesn't look like the modem is working. Refer to
computer manufacturer.
Error 616
1. Reboot the machine.
2. Check settings (DUN/RAS, Network, etc)
3. Do a full reinstall of dialup related components.
4. If you are running Windows 2000 or NT check the
event log for further details on this error.
Error 617
1. Wait for the modem to disconnect.
2. If it is taking too long, close RAS.
3. Still not working? Reboot the computer and it
should work.
Error 618
1. Reboot.
2. Make sure that no other programs are using your
modem. Fax software, Supervoice, etc...
3. Ctrl-Alt-Delete, if you see RNAAPP loaded, then go
to the RNAAPP fix page.
Error 619
1. Reboot.
2. Make sure that no other programs are using your
modem. Fax software, Supervoice, etc...
3. Ctrl-Alt-Delete, if you see RNAAPP loaded, then go
to the RNAAPP fix page.
Error 620
1. Check dialer settings.
2. Is the user on a network? If not, check the
network control panel and perhaps reinstall the components.
3. If the user is on a network have them contact their
sysadmin and make sure that their network is configured to dial out. This is
most likely a NetBIOS error.
Error 621
1. Recreate connectoid.
2. Uninstall and reinstall DUN/RAS.
Error 622
1. Recreate connectoid.
2. Uninstall and reinstall DUN/RAS.
Error 623
1. Delete and recreate connectoid (more like just a
create in most cases, because there probably isn't a connectoid).
Error 624
1. Make sure that RASPHONE.PBK is located in
system32\RAS\. If so, rename the file and run RASPHONE.EXE. If not, then run
RASPHONE.EXE.
2. Uninstall and reinstall DUN/RAS.
Error 625
1. Recreate the dialer.
2. Make sure that RASPHONE.PBK is located in
system32\RAS\. If so, rename the file and run RASPHONE.EXE. If not, then run
RASPHONE.EXE.
3. Uninstall and reinstall DUN/RAS
Error 626
1. Reboot the machine.
2. Check settings (DUN/RAS, Network, etc)
3. Do a full reinstall of dialup related components.
4. If you are running Windows 2000 or NT check the
event log for further details on this error.
Error 627
1. Recreate connectoid.
2. Uninstall and reinstall DUN.
Error 628
1. Make a run through and check all of the
dialup/network settings.
2. This is most likely a modem/line noise issue.
Check for modem driver updates and try init strings from this page.
3. Check into line noise.
Error 629
1. Does it ask for the UN/PASS more than once? if so, verify UN/PASS.
2. Check the dialer settings, if ipx/spx is checked and not tcp/ip this
would be the cause. In any case the only two things that should be checked are
Enable Software Compression and TCP/IP. Also enable DNS. Logon to Network
being checked can very well be the culprit.
3. Make sure that the Microsoft VPN Adapter is not selected under connect
using.
4. Recreate the dialer.
5. Windows NT? In the Security Tab in Phonebook, make sure that "accept any
authentication including clear text" is checked.
6. Check the Network Control Panel settings.
7. Reboot the machine.
8. Modem issue? Use this page for driver updates/init strings..
9. Try disconnecting any phones, caller ID boxes, answering machines, line
splitters from line. Plug modem directly into the line. Try using a different
phone cord between modem and phone socket. Check for line noise.
More info on Error 629 can be found here:
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/q190/5/54.asp
Error 630
1. Is it a Laptop? Try Plugging the PCMCIA Card into a
different slot.
2. Is correct modem selected in the connectoid?
Select the correct modem.
3. Try rebooting the computer.
4. Does the modem respond to diagnostics? If not,
uninstall and reinstall it.
5. If so, by looking at the Ati's does it look like
the correct modem is setup?
6. Try uninstalling and reinstalling the modem
anyways.
7. Try an init string. Lower the fifo buffers. Is it
a NON-winmodem? If so, check required to connect under error control.
8. Update the modem drivers. Try init strings.
9. Check into line noise.
10. Refer to manufacturer.
More info on error 630 can be found at:
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/q190/5/54.asp
Error 631
1. Make sure the user is dialing the correct number.
Do they need to dial the area code, or a dial prefix? Are they disabling call
waiting but do not have call waiting?
2. Most likely they just disconnected themselves.
Tell them not to cancel the dialing? Reboot the machine
Error 632
1. Reboot the machine.
2. Check settings (DUN/RAS, Network, etc)
3. Do a full reinstall of dialup related components.
4. If you are running Windows 2000 or NT check the
event log for further details on this error.
Error 633
1. Click Start, goto find, and click files or folders.
2. Search for telephon.ini.
3. If you find it then rename it to telephon.old or
telephon.bad.
4. Click on Start, Run, then type tapiini.exe, press
Enter.
5. Reboot.
6. It is also possible that the modem is not setup
correctly. Check the modem and possibly Uninstall and reinstall it.
7. Try uninstalling and reinstalling the Dial Up
Adapter.
8. Make sure that no other programs are using your
modem. Fax software, Supervoice, etc...
9. Ctrl-Alt-Delete, if you see RNAAPP loaded, then go
to the RNAAPP fix page.
Error 634
1. Your computer name was unable to register on the
network. If you are not on a network check your network settings, perhaps
change your computer name. Reinstall the network control panel.
2. You are on a network? Contact your network
administrator.
Error 635
1. This is an unknown error. There are several
different causes for this error. Just check all their settings and make sure
they are correct. Check the connectoid, network, and see if they have a problem
modem or not.
2. If it is a modem with known issues, try updating
the drivers/init strings.
3. Reinstall DUN/RAS and all associated components.
4. Check into line noise
Error 636
1. The wrong modem is selected in the dialer. Select
the correct modem.
2. If this is not the case, try reinstalling the
modem.
Error 637
1. Reboot the machine.
2. Check settings (DUN/RAS, Network, etc)
3. Do a full reinstall of dialup related components.
4. If you are running Windows 2000 or NT check the
event log for further details on this error.
Error 638
1. Reboot the machine.
2. Check settings (DUN/RAS, Network, etc)
3. Do a full reinstall of dialup related components.
4. If you are running Windows 2000 or NT check the
event log for further details on this error.
Error 639
1. Check dialer settings.
2. Is the user on a network? If not, check the
network control panel and perhaps reinstall the components.
3. If the user is on a network have them contact their
sysadmin and make sure that their network is configured to dial out. This is
most likely a NetBIOS error.
Error 640
1. Check dialer settings.
2. Is the user on a network? If not, check the
network control panel and perhaps reinstall the components.
3. If the user is on a network have them contact their
sysadmin and make sure that their network is configured to dial out.
Error 641
1. Check dialer settings.
2. Is the user on a network? If not, check the
network control panel and perhaps reinstall the components.
3. If the user is on a network have them contact their
sysadmin and make sure that their network is configured to dial out.
Error 642
1. Check dialer settings.
2. Is the user on a network? If not, check the
network control panel and perhaps reinstall the components.
3. If the user is on a network have them contact their
sysadmin and make sure that their network is configured to dial out and to check
into another computer using the same computer name on the network.
4. If the user is the LAN/sysadmin then try changing
the computer name.
Error 643
1. Check dialer settings and make sure they are
dialing the correct number.
2. Is the user on a network? If not, check the
network control panel and perhaps reinstall the components.
3. If the user is on a network have them contact their
sysadmin and make sure that their network is configured to dial out.
Error 644
1. Check dialer settings. Make sure the correct
number is being dialed.
2. If you are not on a network then check your network
settings.
3. If you are on a network, contact your sysadmin.
Someone else on the network is using your messaging name and you will not
receive message popups.
Error 645
1. Check the connectoid, is require encrypted password
checked under the Server Types tab? Uncheck it.
2. Uninstall and reinstall the Dial Up adapter.
3. Recreate the Dialer.
4. Check for extra winsock.dll's and wsock32.dll's.
5. Is VPN installed? If they do not use it get rid of
it.
6. Try inits.
7. Uninstall and reinstall network.
8. Nuke the pwl files.
9. Try resetting their password on the server side.
10. Full internet Uninstall and reinstall. (DUN,
connectoid, pwl files, and network)
11. Is it a laptop? Try moving the PCMCIA card to
another slot.
Error 646
1. This happens when the user dials into an NT
server. If you are using an NT server, then perhaps you should allow them to
login at that time of day. If not, make sure they are dialing the correct phone
number.
2. Recreate the connectoid. Perhaps reset their
password.
Error 647
1. This happens when the user dials into an NT
server. If you are using an NT server, then perhaps you should allow them to
login. If not, make sure they are dialing the correct phone number.
2. Recreate the connectoid. Perhaps reset their
password.
Error 648
1. This happens when the user dials into an NT
server. If you are using an NT server, then perhaps you should allow them to
login. If not, make sure they are dialing the correct phone number.
2. Recreate the connectoid. Perhaps reset their
password.
Error 649
1. This happens when the user dials into an NT
server. If you are using an NT server, then perhaps you should allow them to
login. If not, make sure they are dialing the correct phone number.
2. Recreate the connectoid. Perhaps reset their
password.
Error 650
1. This is probably a modem error. In any case,
check the connectoid and Network settings. If they look good then...
2. Make sure modem is setup properly, try inits, check
for updated drivers.
3. Lower the Fifo buffers. Lower port speed to 57600,
making sure the checkbox to 'only connect at this speed' is unchecked.
4.1 Click Start, goto find, and click files or folders.
4.2 Search for telephon.ini.
4.3 If you find it then rename it to telephon.old or telephon.bad.
4.4 Click on Start, Run, then type tapiini.exe, press Enter.
4.5 Reboot.
5. Check into line noise.
More info on error 650 can be found at:
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/q162/8/47.asp
and at:
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/q192/4/20.asp
Error 651
1. If the modem is not dialing and trying to establish
a connection then check to make sure that the modem is installed properly and
responds to diagnostics.
1a) Make sure that no
other programs are using your modem. Fax software, Supervoice, etc...
1b) Ctrl-Alt-Delete, if you see RNAAPP loaded, then go
to the RNAAPP fix page.
2. If the modem is dialing and trying to establish a
connection then try modem driver updates/init strings after checking all of the
user's settings.
3. Do a full internet (DUN, Network, dialers, pwl's,
etc..) uninstall and reinstall.
4. Check into line noise.
Error 652
1. If the modem is not dialing and trying to establish
a connection then check to make sure that the modem is installed properly and
responds to diagnostics.
a) Uninstall and reinstall
the modem.
b)
Make sure that no other programs are using your modem.
Fax software, Supervoice, etc...
c) Ctrl-Alt-Delete, if
you see RNAAPP loaded, then go to the
RNAAPP fix page.
2. If the modem is dialing and trying to establish a
connection then try modem driver updates/init strings after checking all of the
user's settings.
a)
Make sure that no other programs are using your modem.
Fax software, Supervoice, etc...
b)
Ctrl-Alt-Delete, if you see RNAAPP loaded, then go to the
RNAAPP fix page.
3. Do a full internet (DUN, Network, dialers, pwl's,
etc..) uninstall and reinstall.
4. Check into line noise.
Error 653
1. Make sure the modem is using correct drivers for
the computer's operating system (most likely NT). Try reinstalling the modem.
2. Reinstall RAS/DUN.
Error 654
1. Make sure that no unneeded scripts are being used.
2. Make sure the modem is using correct drivers for
the computer's operating system (most likely NT). Try reinstalling the modem.
3. Reinstall RAS/DUN.
Error 655
1. Make sure the modem is using correct drivers for
the computer's operating system (most likely NT). Try reinstalling the modem.
2. Reinstall RAS/DUN.
Error 656
1. Make sure the modem is using correct drivers for
the computer's operating system (most likely NT). Try reinstalling the modem.
2. Reinstall RAS/DUN.
Error 657
1. Make sure the correct modem is selected in the
dialer.
2. Reinstall the modem.
3. Full uninstall and reinstall of DUN/RAS and its
associated components.
4. Refer to manufacturer. Most likely a modem
software issue.
Error 658
1. Make sure the correct modem is selected in the
dialer.
2. Reinstall the modem.
3. Full uninstall and reinstall of DUN/RAS and its
associated components.
4. Refer to manufacturer. Most likely a modem
software issue.
Error 659
1. Make sure the modem is using correct drivers for
the computer's operating system (most likely NT). Try reinstalling the modem.
2. Reinstall RAS/DUN.
Error 660
1. Make sure the correct modem is selected in the
dialer.
2. Reinstall the modem.
3. Full uninstall and reinstall of DUN/RAS and its
associated components.
4. Refer to manufacturer. Most likely a modem
software issue
Error 661
1. Make sure the correct modem is selected in the
dialer.
2. Reinstall the modem.
3. Full uninstall and reinstall of DUN/RAS and its
associated components.
4. Refer to manufacturer. Most likely a modem
software issue.
Error 662
1. Make sure the modem is using correct drivers for
the computer's operating system (most likely NT). Try reinstalling the modem.
2. Reinstall RAS/DUN.
Error 663
1. Make sure the correct modem is selected in the
dialer.
2. Reinstall the modem.
3. Full uninstall and reinstall of DUN/RAS and its
associated components.
4. Refer to manufacturer. Most likely a modem
software issue.
Error 664
1. System resources have run out. Try a reboot.
2. Make sure that the computer has enough RAM to run
windows. If so, check the system resources, are the still high? If they are
then try a full uninstall and reinstall of DUN/RAS. If they are low, then have
user look into a RAM upgrade or getting rid of some of the startup items.
Error 665
1. Reboot.
2. Make sure that no other programs are using your
modem. Fax software, Supervoice, etc...
3. Ctrl-Alt-Delete, if you see RNAAPP loaded, then go
to the RNAAPP fix page.
Error 666
1. Check to make sure the correct modem is selected in
the dialer.
2. Make sure there are not multiple modems installed.
3. Uninstall and reinstall the modem.
4. Make sure that no other programs are using your
modem. Fax software, Supervoice, etc...
5. Ctrl-Alt-Delete, if you see RNAAPP loaded, then go
to the RNAAPP fix page.
6. Send to manufacturer?
Error 667
1. Uninstall and reinstall Network, connectoid, and
DUN.
2. Check for multiple copies of iexplore.exe, rename
any extra copies that you find.
3. Make sure the correct modem is selected in the
dialer.
4. Reinstall the modem.
5. Send to manufacturer.
Error 668
1. Make sure they are typing in the username and
password correctly.
2. Make sure dialer and network control panel settings
are correct.
3. Recreate dialer.
4. Update modem drivers, try inits and commas, etc...
Error 669
1. Make sure the modem is using correct drivers for
the computer's operating system (most likely NT). Try reinstalling the modem.
2. Reinstall RAS/DUN.
Error 670
1. Make sure the modem is using correct drivers for
the computer's operating system (most likely NT). Try reinstalling the modem.
2. Reinstall RAS/DUN.
Error 671
1. Make sure the modem is using correct drivers for
the computer's operating system (most likely NT). Try reinstalling the modem.
2. Reinstall RAS/DUN.
Error 672
1. Make sure the modem is using correct drivers for
the computer's operating system (most likely NT). Try reinstalling the modem.
2. Reinstall RAS/DUN.
Error 673
1. Make sure the modem is using correct drivers for
the computer's operating system (most likely NT). Try reinstalling the modem.
2. Reinstall RAS/DUN.
Error 674
1. Make sure the modem is using correct drivers for
the computer's operating system (most likely NT). Try reinstalling the modem.
2. Reinstall RAS/DUN.
Error 675
1. Make sure the modem is using correct drivers for
the computer's operating system (most likely NT). Try reinstalling the modem.
2. Reinstall RAS/DUN.
Error 676
1. Make sure the number they are dialing into is
correct. Check dial prefixes, long distance, etc.
2. If they get a modem tone it may be a modem issue.
Check for updated drivers and try inits.
3. Try the number, is it busy? Is there a POP
problem?
4. Is RNAAPP getting stuck? If so, refer to the
RNAAPP! help page.
Error 677
1. Make sure that they are dialing the correct
number. This includes if they should or shouldn't dial the area code, a 9,
etc...
2. Are they hearing a voice? Not hearing a modem
tone? Make sure that the POP isn't having any sort of issues.
3. If they hear a connection sound, try R&Ring the
modem, updating drivers, inits, ATZX0(reset and blind dial) as an init, etc...
Error 678
1. Is there a handshake? If not the phone number is
probably wrong in some way. Are they trying to turn off call waiting the wrong
way for their telco? Do they have call waiting? Do they have pulse but are
trying to dial tone? Etc...
2. If there is a handshake check their connectoid and
network settings. If all looks good it is probably a handshake error. Make
sure the correct modem is selected and setup.
3. Try upgrading the firmware. To get them on the net
in the meantime try lowering the fifo buffers, setting the max speed to 57600,
and adding an init string. Try an init that will retain v90 first, but if they
just want to get on and download their drivers try setting v34. Uninstalling
and reinstalling the modem can sometimes help as well.
Error 679
1. Make sure that they are dialing the correct
number. This includes if they should or shouldn't dial the area code, a 9,
etc...
2. If they hear a modem tone then try driver upgrades,
inits, add &C0 (carrier detect always on), etc...
3. Make sure that no other programs are using your
modem. Fax software, Supervoice, etc...
4. Ctrl-Alt-Delete, if you see RNAAPP loaded, then go
to the RNAAPP fix page.
5. Check into line noise. Perhaps do a full internet
uninstall and reinstall first to make sure you eliminate any errors that might
be on their machine.
Error 680
1. Make sure that the modem is installed and the phone
line is running to the modem correctly.
2. Is the dialer pointing to the correct modem?
3. Make sure that no other programs are using your
modem. Fax software, Supervoice, etc...
4. Ctrl-Alt-Delete, if you see RNAAPP loaded, then go
to the RNAAPP fix page.
5. Try uninstalling and reinstalling the modem. Make
sure that they can hear a dialtone through the modem (with a handset). Could be
a modem problem. If they don't hear a dialtone it could also be a line, jack,
or general telco problem.
Error 681
1. Make sure the correct modem is selected in the
dialer.
2. Reinstall the modem.
3. Full uninstall and reinstall of DUN/RAS and its
associated components.
4. Try driver upgrades/inits. Check into line noise.
4. Refer to manufacturer. Most likely a modem issue
of some sort.
Error 682
1. From the Windows Start menu, click Run. Type NOTEPAD and click OK.
2. From Notepad's File menu, click Open. Locate
C:\Windows\TSI32\LLW\LLW.INI.
Note: Change Files of Type to All Files.
3. Click OK.
4. Add this line to the [Remote Control] section: RCTest=no
5. Close Notepad and save the file.
6. From the Windows Start menu, click Find or Search.
7. Locate theses files: TSISTRM.SYS, TSIRCHNL.DLL and TSIRCHND.DLL .
8. For each file above, right-click the file name in the Search results
window, click Rename and then change the file extension to XXX. Press Enter. For
example, change TSISTRM.SYS to TSISTRM.XXX.
9. Reboot the computer.
Error 683
N/A
Error 684
N/A
Error 685
1. Uncheck the "Connect only at this speed" box under
the port speed box and set the port speed to 38400 if they have a 33.6 or lower,
and 57600 if they have a 56k modem.
2. Try a reboot
3. Uninstall and reinstall the modem.
Error 686
N/A
Error 687
N/A
Error 688
N/A
Error 689
N/A
Error 690
1. Make sure the correct modem is selected in the
dialer.
2. Reinstall the modem.
3. Full uninstall and reinstall of DUN/RAS and its
associated components.
4. Refer to manufacturer. Most likely a modem
software issue.
Error 691
1. Verify the UN and PASS is correct. Correct case,
correct spacing, just plain correct, and correct realms if the site requires
realms authentication.
2. Make sure that they are supposed to be using realms
auth and are using/not using it correctly.
3. If this is Windows NT, make sure that nothing is
typed in the DOMAIN field of the username/password/domain box.
4. Make sure that logon to network is not checked in
the connectoid properties.
5. Reboot the computer and try again.
6. Delete all of the pwl files and reboot.
****[THE FOLLOWING IS DONE AT YOUR OWN RISK]****
7. Start -> Run -> REGEDIT, DisablePwdCaching string
value in the following registry key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\
Policies\Network
If password caching is disabled, the DisablePwdCaching string value has a value
data of 1. To enable password caching, change the value data to "0" (without
quotation marks). If the DisablePwdCaching value does not exist, add this value
with a data value of 0 to the registry key listed above. The DisablePwdCaching
key is case sensitive.
Error 692
1. Check to make sure the correct modem is selected in
the dialer.
2. Make sure there are not multiple modems installed.
3. Uninstall and reinstall the modem.
4. Make sure that no other programs are using your
modem. Fax software, Supervoice, etc...
5. Ctrl-Alt-Delete, if you see RNAAPP loaded, then go
to the RNAAPP fix page.
6. Send to manufacturer?
Error 693
1. Make sure the modem is using correct drivers for
the computer's operating system (most likely NT). Try reinstalling the modem.
2. Make sure that the files PAD.INF, MODEM.INF, and
SWITCH.INF in C:\SYSTEM32\RAS are not marked as read-only and the currently
logged on user does have write permissions.
3. Reinstall RAS/DUN.
Error 694
N/A
Error 695
1. Uninstall and reinstall dialer, network, and DUN.
2. Send to manufacturer.
Error 696
N/A
Error 697
1. Reboot the machine.
2. Check settings (DUN/RAS, Network, etc)
3. Do a full reinstall of dialup related components.
4. If you are running Windows 2000 or NT check the
event log for further details on this error.
Error 698
1. Make sure the modem is using correct drivers for
the computer's operating system (most likely NT). Try reinstalling the modem.
2. Make sure that the files PAD.INF, MODEM.INF, and
SWITCH.INF in C:\SYSTEM32\RAS are not marked as read-only and the currently
logged on user does have write permissions.
3. Reinstall RAS/DUN.
Error 699
1. In the modem properties make sure that the port
speed is not set too low.
2. Open up the "Port Settings" and make sure that
FIFO's are on and not set too low. Try playing around with these settings until
the error goes away.
3. Try uninstalling and reinstalling the modem.
4. Try uninstalling and reinstalling Dialup Networking
and all its associated components.
5. Refer to computer manufacturer.
Error 700
1. Most likely one of the .INF or scripts has a line
or command that is greater than 256 characters. This line/command will have to
be broken up into multiple commands.
Error 701
1. Odd error. Try lowering the port speed and
restricting the connect speed a bit with an init string. Could be a COM port or
serial port problem.
Error 702
1. Make sure the modem is using correct drivers for
the computer's operating system (most likely NT). Try reinstalling the modem.
2. Make sure that the files PAD.INF, MODEM.INF, and
SWITCH.INF in C:\SYSTEM32\RAS are not marked as read-only and the currently
logged on user does have write permissions.
3. Reinstall RAS/DUN.
Error 703
1. A dbcc checkcatalog attempted on a database which
has many objects (for example, over 640 tables) may get a 703 error message.
Thusly, the memory request failed because more than 64 pages are required to run
the query in its present form. The query should be broken up into shorter
queries if possible. To fix this execute master..CatalogCheck and key in the
following script into a file named NEWCATCK.SQL and execute it:
isql /Usa /P<password> /S<server> /e /inewcatck.sql /onewcatck.rpt The script
is:
create procedure CatalogCheck as
/* Check syscolumns <---> sysobjects on "id" */
if exists (select *
from syscolumns
where id not in (select id
from sysobjects))
print "A column exists in syscolumns with no associated object in
sysobjects"
/* Check syscolumns <---> systypes on "usertype" */
if exists (select *
from syscolumns
where usertype not in (select usertype
from systypes))
print "A column exists in syscolumns with no associated type in systypes"
* Check sysobjects <---> syscolumns on "id" for views */
if exists (select *
from sysobjects
where type in ('v', 'V')
and id not in (select id
from syscolumns))
print "A view exists in sysobjects with no columns in syscolumns"
/* Check sysobjects <---> sysprocedures on "id" for views */
if exists (select *
from sysobjects
where type in ('v', 'V')
and id not in (select id
from sysprocedures))
print "A view exists in sysobjects with no entry in sysprocedures"
/* Check sysobjects <---> sysprocedures on "id" for
procedures */
if exists (select *
from sysobjects
where type in ('p', 'P')
and id not in (select id
from sysprocedures))
print "A procedure exists in sysobjects with no entry in sysprocedures"
/* Check sysobjects <---> sysprocedures on "id" for rules &
defaults */
if exists (select *
from sysobjects
where type in ('d', 'D', 'r', 'R')
and id not in (select id
from sysprocedures))
print "A rule and/or default exists in sysobjects with no entry in
sysprocedures"
/* Check sysobjects <---> syscolumns on "id" for tables */
if exists (select *
from sysobjects
where type in ('s', 'S', 'u', 'U')
and id not in (select id
from syscolumns))
print "A table exists in sysobjects with no entry in syscolumns"
/* Check sysobjects <---> sysindexes on "id" for tables */
if exists (select *
from sysobjects
where type in ('s', 'S', 'u', 'U')
and id not in (select id
from sysindexes))
print "A table exists in sysobjects with no entry in sysindexes"
/* Check sysindexes <---> sysobjects on "id" */
if exists (select *
from sysindexes
where id not in (select id
from sysobjects))
print "An entry exists in sysindexes with no entry in sysobjects"
/* Check sysindexes <---> syssegments on "segment" */
if exists (select *
from sysindexes
where segment not in (select segment
from syssegments))
print "An entry in sysindexes has a 'segment' value with no entry in
syssegments"
/* Check sysprocedures <---> sysobjects on "id" */
if exists (select *
from sysprocedures
where id not in (select id
from sysobjects))
print "An entry exists in sysprocedures with no entry in sysobjects"
print "Catalog Check complete"
go
More info on error 703 can be found at:
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/q88/6/85.asp
Error 704
1. This happens when the user dials into an NT
server. If you are using an NT server, then perhaps you should allow them to
login at that time of day. If not, make sure they are dialing the correct phone
number.
2. Recreate the connectoid.
Error 705
1. Reboot the machine.
2. Check settings (DUN/RAS, Network, etc)
3. Make sure that the user is typing in the proper
username and password (and make sure nothing is under the Domain section in
winNT/2k, unless there is supposed to be)
4. In Win9x/ME make sure that secure pass isn't
checked under server types, and in Win2k/NT make sure that accept any auth
including clear text is dotted.
5. Do a full reinstall of dialup related components.
6. If you are running Windows 2000 or NT check the
event log for further details on this error.
Error 706
N/A
Error 707
1. Clear out the X.25 tab in the windows NT phone book
entry's properties. Set it to none. (Unless the user has an X.25 provider, in
which case have them contact the provider for diagnostic information.)
Error 709
1. This happens when the user dials into an NT
server. If you are using an NT server, then perhaps you should allow them to
login at that time of day. If not, make sure they are dialing the correct phone
number.
2. Recreate the connectoid. Perhaps reset their
password on the server side.
Error 708
1. This happens when the user dials into an NT
server. If you are using an NT server, then perhaps you should allow them to
login at that time of day. If not, make sure they are dialing the correct phone
number.
2. Recreate the connectoid. Perhaps reset their
password on the server side.
Error 710
1. This is probably a modem error. In any case,
check the connectoid and Network settings. If they look good then...
2. Make sure modem is setup properly, try inits, check
for updated drivers.
3. Lower the Fifo buffers. Try limiting the connect
speed.
4. Check into line noise
Error 711
1. Check the event log to see if that actually tells
you what the problem is.
2. Reboot.
3. Uninstall and reinstall RAS.
Error 712
1. Reboot. Wait a few moments. Try again.
2. Uninstall and reinstall the modem.
3. Uninstall and reinstall RAS/DUN.
Error 713
1. Are they using ISDN? If so, are they setup
properly on both user and server sides? If not, see if they are setup
improperly for regular dialup.
2. Check their ISDN line, make sure all devices are
hung up and the modem/TA is hooked up properly.
3. Have the telco check the line.
Error 714
1. Are they using ISDN? If so, are they setup
properly on both user and server sides? If not, see if they are setup
improperly for regular dialup.
2. Check their ISDN line, make sure all devices are
hung up and the modem/TA is hooked up properly.
3. Have the telco check the line.
Error 715
1. Make sure no devices are connected to the line.
Try another piece of phone cord.
2. Try modem driver updates and inits.
3. Get a line noise test done.
Error 716
1. Make sure that the dialer is configured correctly.
If so, recreate the dialer.
2. Check network settings, make sure bindings are
correct.
3. Try reinstalling RAS/DUN.
Error 717
1. This happens when the user dials into an NT
server. If you are using an NT server, then perhaps you should allow them to
login at that time of day. If not, make sure they are dialing the correct phone
number.
2. Recreate the connectoid. Perhaps make sure that
they do not have a static IP specified, or if they are supposed to and do, make
sure their static IP is not in use.
Error 718
1. Reboot the machine, verify your Username and
Password, and try again. Check for realms, if in NT make sure you have nothing
under domain, accept any auth including clear text is checked, and try
unchecking Enable PPP LCP extensions. Make sure logon to network isn't
checked. Make sure that nothing is typed in the DOMAIN field if this is NT.
2. This is often a POP problem. Try logging onto a
different POP. 718 is usually on the ISP's end, but NOT ALWAYS. If there are
multiple calls coming into the ISP's callcenter then they could see a problem,
but if not, it is probably the user's computer.
3. Nuke the pwl files.
4. Have ISP reset the password.
5. Recreate connectoid.
6. Full uninstall and reinstall of connectoid,
network, and DUN/RAS.
7. This can sometimes also be a communications problem
caused by heavy line noise or modem problems. Try updating the modem drivers,
inits, commas, etc...and have a line noise test performed.
Error 719
1. Reboot the machine, verify your Username and
Password, and try again. Check for realms, if in NT make sure you have nothing
under domain, accept any auth including clear text is checked, and try
unchecking Enable PPP LCP extensions. Make sure logon to network isn't
checked. Make sure that nothing is typed in the DOMAIN field if this is NT.
2. This is often a POP problem. Try logging onto a
different POP. 718 is usually on the ISP's end, but NOT ALWAYS. If there are
multiple calls coming into the ISP's callcenter then they could see a problem,
but if not, it is probably the user's computer.
3. Nuke the pwl files.
4. Have ISP reset the password.
5. Recreate connectoid.
6. Full uninstall and reinstall of connectoid,
network, and DUN/RAS.
7. This can sometimes also be a communications problem
caused by heavy line noise or modem problems. Try updating the modem drivers,
inits, commas, etc...and have a line noise test performed.
Error 720
1. Uninstall and Reinstall dialer, network, and DUN.
2. If NT: Try installing the Netbios interface
service.
3. If NT: Try reinstalling the service pack.
4. Refer to manufacturer.
Error 721
1. Reboot the machine, verify your Username and
Password, and try again. Check for realms, if in NT make sure you have nothing
under domain, accept any auth including clear text is checked, and try
unchecking Enable PPP LCP extensions. Make sure logon to network isn't
checked. Make sure that nothing is typed in the DOMAIN field if this is NT.
2. This is often a POP problem. Try logging onto a
different POP. 718 is usually on the ISP's end, but NOT ALWAYS. If there are
multiple calls coming into the ISP's callcenter then they could see a problem,
but if not, it is probably the user's computer.
3. Nuke the pwl files.
4. Have ISP reset the password.
5. Recreate connectoid.
6. Full uninstall and reinstall of connectoid,
network, and DUN/RAS.
7. This can sometimes also be a communications problem
caused by heavy line noise or modem problems. Try updating the modem drivers,
inits, commas, etc...and have a line noise test performed.
Error 722
1. Reboot the machine.
2. If it happens again try reinstalling DUN/RAS.
Error 723
1. Check the phone number. Make sure that it is
correct, including area code(if needed or not there if not needed), dialing a 9,
call waiting, etc..
2. Check to see if the dialer is setup to use a
calling card.
3. Try recreating the dialer
Error 724
1. IPX? You aren't supposed to dial internet service
with IPX. Check their settings and make sure they are using TCP/IP, not IPX/SPX.
2. Perhaps they are trying to use VPN? Might want to
disable that.
Error 725
1. IPX? You aren't supposed to dial internet service
with IPX. Check their settings and make sure they are using TCP/IP, not IPX/SPX.
2. Perhaps they are trying to use VPN? Might want to
disable that.
Error 726
1. IPX? You aren't supposed to dial internet service
with IPX. Check their settings and make sure they are using TCP/IP, not IPX/SPX.
2. Also, are they trying to dialup more than once?
3. Perhaps they are trying to use VPN? Might want to
disable that.
Error 727
1. Make sure that TCPCFG.DLL is not read only.
2. If you cannot find TCPCFG.DLL or this did not work,
try reinstalling RAS/DUN.
Error 728
1. Are the TCP/IP to RAS/DUN bindings correct? (it
should be bound)
2. Uninstall/reinstall RAS/DUN
Error 729
1. Make sure that dialer is set to use PPP, that the
dialer settings are correct, the network settings are correct, and that TCP/IP
is installed in the network control panel.
Error 730
1. This should not happen when dialing into an ISP.
Make sure the phone number is correct. A request for information on the status
of computer registration was made before the information was made available, so
if the computer is dialing up for registration, reboot and try again.
Error 731
1. Make sure network and dialer settings are correct.
2. Uninstall and reinstall dialer, network, and DUN.
3. Check for modem driver updates and try modem inits.
AT&F&C1&D2 as a generic 56k init and ATZ as a non-56k generic init.
Error 732
1. In NT, make sure accept any auth including clear
text is checked. In 95/98 make sure logon to network is not checked and TCP/IP
is checked.
2. Check for extra winsock.dll's (one in C:\windows)
and extra wsock32.dll's (one in c:\windows\system).
3. Check network settings.
4. Full uninstall and reinstall of connectoid,
network, and DUN.
Error 733
1. Make sure PPP is selected in the connectoid. In NT
turn off Enable PPP LCP extensions.
2. Make sure TCP/IP is checked.
3. Disable WINS in TCP/IP in network.
4. Uninstall and reinstall TCP/IP in network.
Error 734
1. Make sure network and dialer settings are correct.
2. In NT: Try turning off PPP LCP extensions.
3. Could be an ISP problem. Check on this.
Error 735
1. Make sure the dialer is not set to specify an IP
address.
2. Make sure the network control panel is not
requesting a specific ip address.
3. Check TCP/IP in the network control panel, and set
WINS to disabled. Also try it as DHCP if it is already disabled.
Error 736
1. If this is not a regular occurrence, reboot and
dial in again.
2. In NT: Try disabling PPP LCP extensions.
3. Try unchecking "enable software compression" in the
dialer.
4. Could be on the ISP's end.
Error 737
1. Check all of the dialer and network settings. Try
removing any init strings from the modem.
2. Try uninstalling and reinstalling the modem.
3. Add E0 to any init string the computer may have
been using or just use ATE0. This turns echo off. Basically the computer is
echoing commands back to itself and thinks that it is trying to negotiate PPP
with itself, so this could fix it.
Error 738
1. Turn off error control and compression in the modem
settings.
2. Uncheck enable software compression (and PPP LCP
extensions in NT).
3. In TCP/IP in the network control panel, click on
WINS and "enable Windows Resolution".
4. Still in TCP/IP make sure that the IP is being
attained automatically and (in NT) uncheck enable PPP LCP extensions.
Error 739
1. In 95/98: Check dialer and make sure that "require
encrypted password/use secure auth" is not checked. In NT: check dialer and
make sure that "Accept any auth including clear text" is checked.
Error 740
1. TAPI device error. Either the TAPI device was not
installed properly or it just failed to initialize. Reinstall RAS and all TAPI
devices.
Error 741
1. Usually this means that the server is asking for
secure password authentication. Usually ISPs do not require this, probably
about 99% of them. Make sure that the correct number is being dialed. Could be
an ISP issue?
2. In 95/98: Check dialer and make sure that "require
encrypted password/use secure auth" is not checked. In NT: check dialer and
make sure that "Accept any auth including clear text" is checked.
Error 742
1. In 95/98: Check dialer and make sure that "require
encrypted password/use secure auth" is not checked. In NT: check dialer and
make sure that "Accept any auth including clear text" is checked.
Error 744
1. Check network and dialer settings to make sure that
it is not using IPX/SPX. If they are using it for a LAN check with the LAN
administrator.
2. If they are not on a LAN, remove any occurrences of
IPX/SPX and try reinstalling TCP/IP.
Error 745
1. Uninstall and reinstall Dial Up Networking.
*** USE THE FOLLOWING STEP AT
YOUR OWN RISK! ***
2. If it keeps reoccuring...Run regedit and go to the
key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE > System > CurrentControlSet > Services > RemoteAccess >
Authentication > SMM_Files > PPP. Make sure that "Path"'s value data is
RASAPI32.DLL. Close regedit and do a full uninstall and reinstall of DUN/RAS
again.
More info on error 745 can be found at:
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q174/5/79.asp
Error 746
N/A
Error 747
N/A
Error 748
N/A
Error 749
N/A
Error 750
N/A
Error 751
1. In Win2k under Network & Dial-Up click on
Advanced > Dial-Up Preferences > the Callback tab > and make sure that "No
Callback" is selected.
2. If the user is supposed to be using
callback make sure they using the correct dialup number/charactes as the error
suggests.
3. Recreate the dialer.
Error 752
1. The user is trying to use a script.
Remove this script. If they need this script then try finding a syntax
error/mistakes in the script.
2. If the script is "needed" because they
need to use a terminal window then just check "bring a terminal window up after
dialing" in the modem properties.
Error 753
1. The user appears to be already dialed in.
Disconnect or reboot.
2. Use the Routing and Remote Access service
to disconnect the connection, and make sure that nothing is attempting to dialup
automatically with the wrong connection.
3. Recreate the dialer, and delete any unused
dialers.
Error 754
1. Reboot the machine.
2. Is the user supposed to be using
Multilink? If not disable it, if so reinstall the dialup components.
3. Check settings (DUN/RAS, Network, etc)
4. Do a full reinstall of dialup related
components.
5. If you are running Windows 2000 or NT
check the event log for further details on this error.
Error 755
1. Close any other programs that dialup, like
fax software, trumpet, sprydialer, AOL, etc.
2. Remove any of these programs from the
systemif they are unneeded.
3. Recreate the dailer.
4. Reboot the machine.
5. Reinstall dialup/network components.
Error 756
1. Close any other programs that dialup, like fax
software, trumpet, sprydialer, AOL, etc.
2. Remove any of these programs from the systemif they
are unneeded.
3. Recreate the dailer.
4. Reboot the machine.
5. Reinstall dialup/network components.
Error 757
1. Reboot the machine.
2. Check settings (DUN/RAS, Network, etc)
3. Do a full reinstall of dialup related components.
4. If you are running Windows 2000 or NT check the
event log for further details on this error.
Error 758
1. Reboot. In the connection properties check the
Enable Internet connection sharing box under the Internet connection sharing
tab, make sure to select a LAN connection from the list.
2. Remove Internet Connection Sharing (it is mostly
unsupported, if removing it fixes it, it is up to the user or network admin to
figure it out).
Error 760
1. Check the dialer settings, making sure that the
user isn't set to static IP addressing (less they are supposed to) and that all
other settings are ok.
2. Reinstall TCP/IP.
3. Reboot the computer.
4. Reinstall all dialup components.
Error 761
1. Make sure that Internet Connection Sharing is set
to LAN.
2. Disable Internet Connection Sharing and contact the
Network Admin to get it running properly.
Error 763
1. Make sure that Internet Connection Sharing is set
to LAN.
2. Disable Internet Connection Sharing and contact the
Network Admin to get it running properly
Error 764
1. In the connection settings under the Security tab
make sure that any auth is allowed.
2. Check the other dialer settings.
3. Recreate the dialer.
4. The user may need a Smart Card Reader as setup by
their Network Admin.
Error 765
1. Make sure that Internet Connection Sharing is set
to LAN.
2. Disable Internet Connection Sharing and contact the
Network Admin to get it running properly.
Error 766
1. Have the user goto the following website to obtain
a valid certificate:
http://windows.microsoft.com/windows2000/en/professional/help/sag_cswprocs_reqcert.htm
Error 767
1. Check the dialer settings, making sure that the
user isn't set to static IP addressing (less they are supposed to) and that all
other settings are ok.
2. Reinstall TCP/IP.
3. Reboot the computer.
4. Reinstall all dialup components.
Error 768
1. Disable encryption in the connection properties.
Error 769
1. Check the dialer settings, making sure that the
user isn't set to static IP addressing (less they are supposed to) and that all
other settings are ok.
2. Reinstall TCP/IP.
3. Reboot the computer.
4. Reinstall all dialup components.
Error 770
1. This is probably a modem error. In any case, check
the connectoid and Network settings. If they look good then...
2. Make sure modem is setup properly, try inits, check
for updated drivers.
3. Lower the Fifo buffers. Lower port speed to 57600,
making sure the checkbox to 'only connect at this speed' is unchecked.
4.1. Click Start, goto find, and click files or
folders.
4.2. Search for telephon.ini.
4.3. If you find it then rename it to telephon.old or
telephon.bad.
4.4. Click on Start, Run, then type tapiini.exe, press
Enter.
4.5. Reboot.
5. Check into line noise.
Error 771
1. Make sure the user is dialing the correct phone
number. Make sure the phone number they are dialing is not having issues.
2. Check the connectoid and Network settings.
3. Make sure modem is setup properly, try inits, check
for updated drivers.
4. Lower the Fifo buffers. Lower port speed to 57600,
making sure the checkbox to 'only connect at this speed' is unchecked.
5. Check into line noise.
Error 772
1. Make sure the dialer is setup properly. It should
be an actual dialer and not setup for LAN use.
2. See Network Admin.
Error 773
1. Make sure the user is dialing the correct phone
number (check area code, etc). Make sure the phone number they are dialing is
not having issues.
Error 774
1. Reboot.
2. Check dialer settings.
3. Reinstall dialup components.
Error 775
1. Make sure the correct number is being dialed (check
area code, etc.)
2. Make sure the number is not experiencing an outage.
3. Make sure user is not out of time for the day, etc,
if this applies to the ISP.
4. Try disabling call waiting if the location has call
waiting.
5. Does the number you are dialing from have voice
mail? Voice mail can cause this and you will want to check your voicemail. If
this becomes a common problem you may wish to reconsider having Voice mail on
the number the computer dials from.
Error 776
1. Make sure the dialer is setup properly. It should
be an actual dialer and not setup for LAN use.
2. See Network Admin.
Error 777
1. The modem isn't working. If external, powercycle
it, if internal, reboot the computer.
2. Make sure the modem is plugged in securely. This
includes external cables, and the PCI or ISA slot seating if internal.
3. Make sure the computer is not trying to dial
multiple connections, that it has no fax software, etc using the modem.
4. Reinstall the modem.
5. Contact OEM.
Error 778
1. Make sure the user is dialing the correct phone
number. Make sure the phone number they are dialing is not having issues.
2. Check the connectoid and Network settings.
3. Make sure there is not an outage on that phone
number.
4. Make sure modem is setup properly, try inits, check
for updated drivers.
5. Lower the Fifo buffers. Lower port speed to 57600,
making sure the checkbox to 'only connect at this speed' is unchecked.
6. Check into line noise.
Error 779
1. In the connection settings under the Security tab
make sure that any auth is allowed.
2. Check the other dialer settings.
3. Recreate the dialer.
4. The user may need a Smart Card Reader as setup by
their Network Admin.
Error 780
1. Make sure the dialer is setup properly. It should
be an actual dialer and not setup for LAN use.
2. See Network Admin.
Error 781
1. Have the user goto the following website to obtain
a valid certificate:
http://windows.microsoft.com/windows2000/en/professional/help/sag_cswprocs_reqcert.htm
Error 782
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Error 783
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Error 790
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Error 791
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Error 792
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Error 793
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Error 794
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Error 795
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Error 796
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Error 797
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Error 798
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Error 799
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Error 800
N/A
Error 995
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Error 1382
N/A
Error 1793
N/A
Error 2250
N/A
