I have found several TechNet articles concerning MSNET32.DLL and version problems. While I have NOT had verification to date on a particular fix but I have found that MSNET32.DLL from Win98 (v4.10.1998) fixes MANY problems. There are TWO ways to replace the Win95 version. The first is to copy the Win98 version of MSNET32.DLL to a directory like c:\temp the Start --> Shut Down --> Restart the computer in MS-DOS mode. At the DOS prompt type...
copy c:\temp\msnet32.dll c:\windows\systemThe other method is to copy the file to the c:\temp directory and reboot the PC. BUT before the Win95 splash screen and quicky after the Power On Self Test (POST) hit function key "F8". You will the be confronted with a menu. Choose the LAST item on the menu (usually boot to MS-DOS prompt only) Thenentyter the line at the DOS prompt...
copy c:\temp\msnet32.dll c:\windows\system
It would be a good idea to check if VREDIR.VXD is at least equal to v4.00.1111. You can find this out by executing...
QFECHECK.EX
