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Date: Fri, 31 Oct 1997 07:54:02 -0500
From: Mike Scott <mascott@si-net.com>
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Subject: bad IP using Windows 95
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Hi,

I know this not a BSD questions, but I can not find a solution any
where.  I am an ISP and a customer had to re-install his system with the
Packard Bell software.  I don't what software other than Windows 95
Packard Bell puts on this CD but something is not right.  Everything
set-ups find in Windows95 for the internet but the system can not see
out side of itself.  I try to ping any IP address and get a message Bad
Ip address.

I have tried to un-install all network and dial-up stuff and
re-installing it.  Tried to install Netscape for 95, did work. Tried to
install a newer version of IE, not luck.

Thanks for the help, many be someone have ran into this before.

Mike