DUN and adapter problems

[metallicat_pip]

I'm working on a windows 98 machine, that has some problems with the dial up networking connections. There is a connection that the owner used before, but after some unknown event they are unable to connect to the internet through this connection. After dialing, and handshaking, the following error code pops up:

Error 645: The Microsoft Dial-Up Adapter is not installed or not responding properly. In the Network section of the Control Panel, remove the driver and then add it again.

I've tried doing this, but the computer asks for the Windows 98 disc. I insert it, but it says that the particular file (the file is different each time, it seems) cannot be found in the particular filepath, which in the browse window is c:\cabs or something like that (sorry, but I have to switch mouse, keyboard, moniter to boot the other machine, so I don't know exactly where it looks). I've tried to browse the Windows 98 disc, but I've not found the drivers.

Any help please?

[Miz]

When it says it can't find a file, leave that dialog box open, go to Start>Find>Files and Folders and tell it to search in C:\Windows\Options\Cabs* for the file it can't find. Once it's found, go back to the "Cannot find file" dialog box, point it at the location in the Search results.

Keep doing that for each file it can't find until it's has them all.

*I use the Cabs folder only because it's faster than searching the CD. If the Cabs folder isn't on the harddrive, then run the searches on the CD.

[metallicat_pip]

ok, i managed to find the correct files and get everything installed...

Now, I still can't browse the net, but I've posted a question in the appropriate forum. Thanks for you help.