try www.allbootdisks.com it's a good site and has everything. enjoy.

Thats english for you " sound thinking, a sound solution to a sound problem" .Perhaps i should be quiet and go away. :D

Although the TCP/IP protocols are the same for dial-up networking and for LAN the settings can be very different. Suggest you check these settings, this in ME can best be done through the dial-up...

try a boot from the floppy as you don't appear to be loading all of your drivers.

From the bootdisk run fdisk if it's ok at the prompt type sys c: and/or copy *.* c: Hopefully this might get you back to normal.

you may be running the wrong PPP, change the server type in properties under dial-up networking, not networks.

try checking security/privacy settings in tools - internet options. you may have to edit the cookies to allow access.

no. . go programs- accessories-systemtools -system information and go to tools and take it from there.

that web site should read www.allbootdisks.com Enjoy your day.

I presume you have checked your cmos and set the dvd/r to slave. Plug in board-slave-master.

check system file checker and system config utility in information section of system tools. you may find the answer there.enjoy.

you can get any boot disk you require at www.allbootdisks.com.enjoy.

I am not certain what you mean by drivers but the 430VX will support 66MHz SDRAM, 128 MB RAM only 64 MB of cached RAM and single processor P75+.It has no parity/ecc. trust this is of help to you....

try a boot from the floppy and on prompt A: type sys c: and/or copy *.* c: it might help.