Changing the NETWORK Driver on a Non MULTI-USER System

SOLUTION

If you do not have a multi-user engine, then you will be unable to use the netdrv
utility to change the network driver. To change it manually open a command
prompt in the dmw directory. Type in:

Dir lh*.dll

This will show you all of you network drivers. Lh.dll is the currently loaded
driver, lh2.dll is the all networks driver, lhbr.dll is the Byte Range locking driver,
and lhnov.dll is the Novell driver. To change the driver simply type in:

Copy lh2.dll lh.dll
Or
Copy lhbr.dll lh.dll
Or
Copy lhnov.dll lh.dll

This will over write the existing driver with the new one, leaving the old one in
tact and ready for next time.

Creation Date : 04/03/2001	Department : Tech Support
	Type : DocMagic