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Originally posted by sycamore
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Procedure one:
Startup using a cold boot. When the screen says something like "starting Windows" or "loading Operating System" , press F8. This will provide a list of about 6 options to start the computer. If I remember correctly, option 3 is MS-DOS mode.
Procedure two:
Upon selecting Shutdown, select "Restart in MS-DOS mode".
Procedure three (not sure of this one):
From Windows, press Cntrl-Alt-Del. From the list of tasks, cancel or kill the one that looks like Tapi or remote operation. Do not cancel Explorer. If you cancel one and it does not work, then shutdown the computer and try the whole procedure again to cancel another task.
Further notes. The entire operation that include TAPI was upgraded. The program to download from Microsoft is MSDUN13.EXE (MicroSoft Dial Up Networking 1.3).
I do this from memory. Would know nothing about Wndows 95 except that it is so unstable, I have learned by fixing so many Win 95 problems. Just another reason why I was using Windows NT when Windows 95 was released.