Re: "Could not negotiate a compatible set of blah blah blah..."

System Admin (admin@minn.net)
Wed, 12 Mar 1997 11:28:17 -0600 (CST)

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Often times this is caused by corrupt Windows 95 networking files. Now I
know Windows has the MOST stable networking code in the OS world :) but
what I usually suggest for persistant problems with this error message is
this: Remove all networking components from the Network Control Panel,
reboot, then reinstall them. This will guarantee that all your network
code is reinstalled. If you still have problems, sometimes removing and
reinstalling the Dial-Up Networking files in the same manner can help.

Mike McHenry
MinnNet Communications

On Wed, 12 Mar 1997, Philip A. Fitzpatrick wrote:

> Does anyone have any places where one can locate some info on why people get
> this error message when using Win 95 Dial-up networking:
>
> "Could not negotiate a compatible set on network protocols. Check the
> settings in the Network control panel and try again".
>
> It seems to happen randomly and with no apparent rhyme or reason?
> Thanks.
> --
>
> Philip A. Fitzpatrick
> phil@ilinks.net
>

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