Fixed now.
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=286748&sd=RMVP
Did the trick.
Basically _really_ remove and re-install TCP/IP.
Remove it with control panel, then delete various registry keys
_then_ reinstall it.
Sorry to have troubled you.
> Fixed now.
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> Sorry to have troubled you.
Not a problem. This is a peer help group. Your followup post will be most
helpful to others who have encountered the same problem, and are scanning
this group for help. You are now, officially, a "Helper"!

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Norman
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anybody43@hotmail.com - 27 Mar 2006 00:50 GMT
> Not a problem. This is a peer help group.
Norman,
Thank you for your enlightened viewpoint. I have always
(since 1994 ish) regarded usenet as a self help group where
ideas and viewpoints can be 'safely' aired and criticised.
This thereby allowed learning and development.
More recently I have found newsgroups more
argumentative and less about mutual development.
It is most refreshing to see a counter example.
Thanks,
Me.