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Right-click the Network Neighborhood (Windows 95/98/98SE) or the My Network Places (Windows ME) icon on your desktop and select Properties to bring up the Network Configuration window.
Click the Add... button.
In the Select Network Component Type window, select Protocol and click the Add... button. (Note: It could take a few seconds for the following window to come up.)
In the Select Network Protocol window, click the Have Disk... button.
In the Install From Disk window, either type the name of your temporary installation directory or click the Browse... button to navigate to it (it does not matter which of the INF files you select, Windows will automatically pick the right one later). Then click the OK button.
A new window opens, offering two options for installation. Make sure you select the correct option for the operating system you are running:
Select PPP over Ethernet Protocol (Windows 95) if you are running Windows 95 or any of its OEM Service Releases.
Select PPP over Ethernet Protocol (Windows 98/ME) if you are running Windows 98, Windows 98 Second Edition or Windows Millennium Edition.
Click OK to start installing the protocol. NOTE: If you selected the wrong option above, the installation will be aborted with an error message. At this point you need to close all dialogs including the Network Configuration window before you can make another installation attempt with the correct option.
NOTE: If you get an error message saying "The specified location does not contain information about your hardware" despite having picked the correct option and despite having a properly installed Ethernet network adapter, Windows may have a problem with the installation path.
Try moving the installation files to a directory with a short name without any special characters, e.g. C:\RASPPPOE, and installing the protocol from there.
If you have more than one network adapter in your system, you may want to remove the PPP over Ethernet Protocol for all adapters but the one your broadband modem is actually connected to. To do this, locate all unneeded PPP over Ethernet Protocol -> Adapter Name entries in the Network Configuration window, select them one by one and click the Remove button. (Note:
For each adapter you remove the protocol from, you will see two additional entries disappear: PPP over Ethernet Miniport (Windows 95) or PPP over Ethernet Miniport -> PPP over Ethernet Protocol (Windows 98/98SE/ME) and NDISWAN -> PPP over Ethernet Miniport. Do not remove any of these entries manually!)
IMPORTANT: Locate and select the TCP/IP->Adapter Name entry for the network adapter connected to your broadband modem. If this network adapter is dedicated to your broadband modem, simply click the Remove button. If you also want to access other local machines through the same network adapter, click the Configure button and assign a fixed IP address (e.g. 192.168.0.1 with subnet mask 255.255.255.0).
If you do not take either of these steps, you will experience periodic pauses while using this protocol, because Windows will periodically halt the network adapter and try to acquire for an IP address for it, which also makes the machine take significantly longer to boot up.
Click the OK button to close the Network Configuration window and confirm to reboot.
After the reboot, the protocol is fully functional, but you still need to create a dial-up connection to use it. See the next section for details
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