Unit Confusion--Help?

[Guest Imladil]

This isn't about Rogue Squadron, but another PC game I'm having trouble with. I'll ask about it here first, though, because you folks already know that I'm computer stupid.

 

I got a flight simulator named Fly! When I installed it, a window popped up saying that I needed to install the 'TCP/IP' network protocols from Windows 95. Only problem: Windows 95 is already on my hard drive! Another window popped up, blathering something about a file named '/ws2bakup/ws2bakup.bat,' followed by a third telling me to check a file named 'ws2setup.log.' When I checked that file...it was blank. Grr.

 

When I try to launch the game, it won't run because it's missing a program named 'ws2_32.dll.' When I try to search for such a file, of course, it's nowhere.

 

My game came with Direct X 6.0, which I already had, and Winsock 2.0...which I think is in Windows 95. Am I correct in thinking this problem is associated with Winsock 2.0? If so, how do I fix the beast...bearing in mind that the computer I'm talking about is not connected to the Internet?

 

Help!

 

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"Is the state of being realized as important as realizing the state of being?"

--Thrustweasel of Earth

[Guest Ikhnaton]

go to your control panel, go to your network config and make sure you have tcp/ip. If it isn't there, click the add button, go to protocols, then to microsoft, then tcp/ip. then it will ask for files from the win95 cd which will either be taken from the cd itself or from the location c:\windows\options\cabs (most manufacturers put a copy of the windows files on the hard drive).

 

after you reboot you should be good to go.

[Guest Imladil]

Thanks, Ike! I'll give it a go...

 

Wonder how a Cessna 172R will compare to the A-wings and TIE fighters I grew up on. Hm?

 

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"Is the state of being realized as important as realizing the state of being?"

--Thrustweasel of Earth