SYMPTOMS
After you upgrade to Microsoft Windows XP from Microsoft Windows 98, Microsoft Windows 98 Second Edition, Microsoft Windows Millennium Edition (Me), Microsoft Windows NT 4.0, or Microsoft Windows 2000, you may receive one of
the following error messages in America Online (AOL) when you try to
connect to AOL:
The network has stopped responding.
Unable to initialize modem.
Configuring Network adapter.
Please wait.
When you try to connect to AOL by using a modem, the computer may redial several times because it cannot connect. When this behavior occurs, you
receive an "Unable to initialize modem" error message, AOL dials, receives a
carrier signal, and then hangs up. The status bar displays an "Unable to make a
connection" message. Connections over TCP/IP work correctly.
MORE INFORMATION
Additional information about AOL is available at the following AOL
Web site:
For a list of AOL Technical Support phone numbers, visit the
following AOL Web site:
Microsoft
provides third-party contact information to help you find technical support.
This contact information may change without notice. Microsoft does not
guarantee the accuracy of this third-party contact
information.
AOL for Windows 95
The Windows XP Upgrade report warns that AOL for Windows 95 will
not work after you upgrade to Windows XP. Contact AOL to obtain a version that is compatible with Windows
XP.
If you try to install AOL for Windows 95, you receive
the following message:
Setup
This version of
America Online will only run under the Windows 95 operating system.
AOL 3.0
The Windows XP Upgrade report warns that AOL 3.0 will not work
after you upgrade to Windows XP. Contact AOL to obtain a version that is compatible with Windows XP.
If you
try to install AOL 3.0, it may be installed, but when you try to run
it, you may receive the following error message:
AOL
This copy of the AOL software was intended for use on earlier versions
of the Windows operating system. You may be unable to sign on to the AOL
service. Please click 'Details for other options on obtaining a compatible
version of the AOL software.
If you click
Continue, you may receive the following error message:
WAOL caused a General Protection Fault in module
SUPERSUB.DLL at 0001:325B Choose close. WAOL will close.
AOL 4.0
The Windows XP Upgrade report warns that AOL 4.0 will not work
after you upgrade to Windows XP. Contact AOL to obtain a version that is compatible with Windows XP.
If
you try to install AOL 4.0, you may receive the following error
message:
AOL
This copy of the AOL software was
intended for use on earlier versions of the Windows operating system. You may
be unable to sign on to the AOL service. Please click 'Details for other
options on obtaining a compatible version of the AOL software.
If
you click
Continue, you may receive the following error message:
WAOL caused a General Protection Fault in module
OBJWRAP.DLL at 001:037C. Choose close. WAOL will close.
With some
CDs, when you try to install AOL 4.0, you may receive the
following error message:
America Online
Installation
Recommendation
We recommend installing AOL 3.0
16-bit because it appeared that you are using Windows NT. AOL 3.0 16-bit is the
most recent version of AOL that runs on Windows NT.
AOL 3.0 s fun and
easy to use.
Click Next to continue with the installation of AOL 3.0
16-bit.
If you click
Next, you may receive the following error message:
WAOL caused a General Protection Fault in module
SUPERSUB.DLL at 0001:325B Choose close. WAOL will close.
AOL 5.0
The Windows XP Upgrade report does not warn that AOL 5.0 will not
work after you upgrade to Windows XP. However, you must use a newer version of AOL
to run AOL on Windows XP. Contact AOL for more information. You can set up AOL 5.0 to use a LAN TCP/IP connection instead of a modem, and then connect to the Internet through another Internet service provider (ISP) by either a dial-up connection or another way of connecting to the Internet. If this is the case, some of the AOL software functionality may work (such as mail). However, Internet browsing will not function correctly.
AOL 6.0
The Windows XP Upgrade report does not warn that AOL 6.0 may not
work after you upgrade to Windows XP. However, you must use a newer version of AOL to run AOL on Windows XP. Contact AOL for more information. It is possible to set up AOL 6.0 to use a LAN TCP/IP connection instead of a modem, and then connect to the Internet through another ISP by either a dial-up connection or another way of connecting to the Internet. If this is the case, some of the AOL software functionality may work (such as mail). However, Internet browsing will not function correctly.
If you install
AOL 6.0 for Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows Millennium, and Windows 2000
Revision 4097.353 (32-bit), you may receive the following message. This message may appear on the screen for a long time.
Configuring Network adapter. Please wait
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third-party products that are discussed in this article are manufactured by
companies that are independent of Microsoft. Microsoft makes no warranty,
implied or otherwise, regarding the performance or reliability of these
products.