Windows 98 SE RPCSS.EXE Invalid Page Fault

Hi

We recently upgraded our system, with a P4 processor, mainboard and memory.
All was going well, installing new drivers into our existing Windows 98
installation. All hardware was found, internet dial up connecion tested and
we thought all was well. Almost as an afterthought (as we didnt need it) we
installed the LAN NIC driver, and suddenly we started receiving RPCSS.EXE
caused an Invalid Page Fault on startup. We cant get internet or email now,
although we can ping IP numbers on the internet, but not host names.

The system remains stable and reliable in all other areas ...

HELP !!!

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You may want to try one of the Windows support groups.
"Linzi" <> wrote in message
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> Hi
>
> We recently upgraded our system, with a P4 processor, mainboard and
> memory.
> All was going well, installing new drivers into our existing Windows 98
> installation. All hardware was found, internet dial up connecion tested
> and
> we thought all was well. Almost as an afterthought (as we didnt need it)
> we
> installed the LAN NIC driver, and suddenly we started receiving RPCSS.EXE
> caused an Invalid Page Fault on startup. We cant get internet or email
> now,
> although we can ping IP numbers on the internet, but not host names.
>
> The system remains stable and reliable in all other areas ...
>
> HELP !!!

Bob Christian

To resolve this problem, install the current verison of
windows.

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-
us;148804#kb3


>-----Original Message-----
>Hi
>
>We recently upgraded our system, with a P4 processor,
mainboard and memory.
>All was going well, installing new drivers into our
existing Windows 98
>installation. All hardware was found, internet dial up
connecion tested and
>we thought all was well. Almost as an afterthought (as we
didnt need it) we
>installed the LAN NIC driver, and suddenly we started
receiving RPCSS.EXE
>caused an Invalid Page Fault on startup. We cant get
internet or email now,
>although we can ping IP numbers on the internet, but not
host names.
>
>The system remains stable and reliable in all other
areas ...
>
>HELP !!!
>.
>

<> wrote
> To resolve this problem, install the current verison of
> windows.
Ah, the microsoft solution.

> http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-
> us;148804#kb3

Actually, this article appears to have been written when Windows 98 was
current.

T-Bone
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T-Bone