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Error 720: A connection to the remote computer could not be established.
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hi friends,
When i connect my dialup connection , i am getting this error message
"Error 720: A connection to the remote computer could not be established."
can any one knows about this,does anyone have solution for this.Help me please
When i connect my dialup connection , i am getting this error message
"Error 720: A connection to the remote computer could not be established."
can any one knows about this,does anyone have solution for this.Help me please
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details: what are you trying to connect to and how
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Originally Posted by DimaYasny 
details: what are you trying to connect to and how
I am using windows xp.I want to connect internet using bsnl dial up connection.I used to connect through bsnl dial up connection.But now a days i cant connect and showing the error message Error 720: A connection to the remote computer could not be established.
What will be the real problem ? Do you know about this ?
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yes, it's either the dialer settings or something wrong on ISP side. call your ISP's techsupport
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why don't you want to call your service provider? that's what he keeps a callcentre for
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error is in network protocols.
try diabling the yellow iconed network problems in device manager.
Then uninstall them
then reboot and reinstall the drivers for that and done.
try diabling the yellow iconed network problems in device manager.
Then uninstall them
then reboot and reinstall the drivers for that and done.
I hunted for months for a solution to this problem RAS error code 720.
I have a Thinkpad T60 and about six months ago was suddenly unable to use my Vodafone Vodem so I tried my old Vodafone card modem and it wouldn't work either. Even tried my Sony phone with a cable and it wouldn't work. When I've travelled for the last six months I have had to take my old T42 with me and all the modems work fine with that laptop.
I have tried many solutions to this and wasted countless hours.
Today I finally found a tiny free program called rarepair.exe - do a search and you can easily find it but I got it from here
http://forums.practicallynetworked.c...tachmentid=131
Click on it and it removes all your network drivers, reboots your machine, reinstalls the drivers and then does a second reboot.
Everything was restored perfectly. I would have paid serious money for this as it has saved me from doing a fresh XP install which would have taken weeks to get everything reinstalled.
Please copy this to any sites you have visited while trying to find a solution.
Microsoft couldn't fix this problem - or pretended it didn't exist. Lenovo are in denial that it exists.
The person who wrote this little program is a hero!
I have a Thinkpad T60 and about six months ago was suddenly unable to use my Vodafone Vodem so I tried my old Vodafone card modem and it wouldn't work either. Even tried my Sony phone with a cable and it wouldn't work. When I've travelled for the last six months I have had to take my old T42 with me and all the modems work fine with that laptop.
I have tried many solutions to this and wasted countless hours.
Today I finally found a tiny free program called rarepair.exe - do a search and you can easily find it but I got it from here
http://forums.practicallynetworked.c...tachmentid=131
Click on it and it removes all your network drivers, reboots your machine, reinstalls the drivers and then does a second reboot.
Everything was restored perfectly. I would have paid serious money for this as it has saved me from doing a fresh XP install which would have taken weeks to get everything reinstalled.
Please copy this to any sites you have visited while trying to find a solution.
Microsoft couldn't fix this problem - or pretended it didn't exist. Lenovo are in denial that it exists.
The person who wrote this little program is a hero!
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