I tried both the solutions; the first one twice and the comprehensive one once. I kept getting the message that "rundll32" was not a valid internal/external command. I went through the whole procedure to make sure what got turned off was turned back on. On the last time on the first procedure, a Windows Management Console came up without any values. It didn't look like the one I get when running services.msc. I think I'm just going to go without a network since I'll probably be fazing out the old PC. If I decide to keep it as a backup I'll go ahead and do a clean install of XP and maybe that will fix it.
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December 13th, 2010 08:00
Pano s333,
Thank you for using the Dell Community Forum.
You can try the steps below in the link to see if what they posted resolves the error message.
Error 1075
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December 13th, 2010 16:00
Hi Rick,
I tried both the solutions; the first one twice and the comprehensive one once. I kept getting the message that "rundll32" was not a valid internal/external command. I went through the whole procedure to make sure what got turned off was turned back on. On the last time on the first procedure, a Windows Management Console came up without any values. It didn't look like the one I get when running services.msc. I think I'm just going to go without a network since I'll probably be fazing out the old PC. If I decide to keep it as a backup I'll go ahead and do a clean install of XP and maybe that will fix it.
Thanks for all your help.
Peter