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MS Windows NT 4.0 Reinstalling TCP/IP
This page will give you the essentials in reinstalling TCP/IP in Windows NT 4.0.
You MUST have your NT 4.0 installation disks or CD available. You only need to
do this if you believe TCP/IP is corrupt and needs to be reinstalled.
Removing TCP/IP
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Click Start, drag your mouse to Settings, and click Control Panel
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Double click the Network icon.
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Select the Protocols tab.
Select TCP/IP
Click Remove
Click Yes
From the Network window click Close
You will be prompted with:
Remote Access is not configured with any network protocols.
You have an invalid RAS configuration...
Click OK
You will be prompted to restart.
Click Yes
Adding TCP/IP
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Click Start, drag your mouse to Settings, and click Control Panel
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Double click the Network icon.
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Select the Protocols tab.
Click Add...
From the Network Protocols list, scroll down and selelct the TCP/IP Protocol
Click OK
You might get a prompt asking whether you wish to use DHCP
Click No
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You might also get a prompt asking for your Windows NT disks or CDROM.
Provide the correct path (Ex: D:\I386) and click Continue
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You might also get a prompt asking whether you would like to configure RAS to
support the TCP/IP protocol
Click OK
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Click the Network button
Uncheck NetBEUI
Check TCP/IP
Uncheck IPX
Click OK
Click Continue
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You should now be back at the Network window with TCP/IP listed.
Click Close
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Once the installation has completed, you will be prompted to restart.
Click Yes
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