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Needed files in NT4

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Name: Richard
Date: December 4, 2003 at 10:49:03 Pacific
OS: NT4 Workstation
CPU/Ram: 1gighz 512mb
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Are the files rasman.dll and rasapi32.dll located in the \\winnt\system32 directory needed? I DO NOT use any dialup connections coming in or out of this machine. The reason I ask this is becaues I am receiving errors concerning rasman.dll not initializing when I run a certain application.



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Name: wanderer
Date: December 5, 2003 at 11:33:43 Pacific
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Clearly they are used if the app is giving you a error. Try reappling your NT service pack for starts. Next contact the app vendor and find out more about the error.


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Name: Richard
Date: December 5, 2003 at 13:00:34 Pacific
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Clearly they may not be used especially when you remove the files the error goes away. They are RAS (remote access)files. The app in question has nothing to do with remote access. Everything I have found on the web tells me these are files that are left over from uninstalling remote access. I am waiting for the vendor to get back to me. I was hoping that someone here might has some input..


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