Error Loading Tcp/ip Adapter 0
Provide feedback Summary If the firewall is enabled when NetSupport Assist 1.10 is installed the firewall will prompt an Allow/Deny dialog every time the Client/machine is restarted. On Mac OS X 10.5 and 10.6 the Client will still run, while on Mac OS X 10.7 and 10.8 the Client will not run giving a transport error. (Please note that the Firewall is disabled by default on Mac OS X) Details The Client will not function properly with OS X's Firewall enabled - it continually asks to be allowed through, even when a firewallexceptionis created. Eventually, the Client willdisplay anerror message and close: Error loading transport TCP/IP (adapter 0), operation: 03H, code: 10048 (2740H). Symptoms Mac OS X 10.5 and 10.6 – On Reboot or Configurator save (Allow/Deny Firewall dialog is displayed) even though the Client.app is added to the Firewall exceptions. Mac OS X 10.7 and 10.8 – On Reboot (Allow/Deny Firewall dialog is displayed) even though the Client.app is added to the Firewall exceptions. On Logout/Login or Configurator save (Allow/Deny dialog is displayed in a Looping fashion) displaying then disappearing. Resolution Performing an upgrade of NetSupport Assist 1.10 to version 1.10.1 on Mac OS X 10.6, 10.7 and 10.8 will resolve the issue. This methodwill notwork on Mac OS X 10.5, so if the Firewall was enabled when Assist 1.10 was installed,an upgrade to version 1.10.1 is required and thenthe Client.app entry will need to be removed from the Firewall exception list. Manual Resolutionfor Mac OS X 10.5 Removing the Client.app from the Firewall exception list after installing NetSupport Assist 1.10.1resolves this issue. Steps to Remove the Client.app entry from the Firewall 1.Select the Apple in the Top left hand corner 2. Select System Preferences 3.Select Security 4.Select the Firewall Tab 5.Select Client within the Table 6.Click the Minus button to remove the entry 7.Reboot the machine. If you require any further assistance please contact NetSupport Technical Support support@netsupportsoftware.com Applicable Product(s) : NSA 1.10.1 ,NSA 1.10 ,NSA 1.03 ,NSA 1.02 ,NSA 1.01 ,NSA 1.00 , Applicable Operating System(s) :, Mac Associated Files : Date Created : 4-7-2012 00:00:00 Date Modified : 4-7-2012 00:00:00 Revision Number : 4 DISCLAIMER: The origin of this document may be internal or external to NetSupport Ltd. NetSupport Ltd makes all reasonable efforts to verify this information. However, the information provided in this document is for your information only. NetSupport Ltd makes no explicit or implied claims to the validity of this information. Any trademarks referenced in this document are the property of th
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FAQ Members List Calendar Today's Posts Search TCP/IP transport not loading Thread Tools Search this Thread Rate Thread Display Modes #1 10-13-2004, 10:25 AM gravesgrg Offline Registered User Join Date: Oct http://www.softwaretipsandtricks.com/forum/windows-xp/14948-tcp-ip-transport-not-loading.html 2004 Location: Martinsburg, WV Posts: 3 TCP/IP transport not loading I recently loaded edonkey on my desktop computer after installing SP2 and could not get a connection. I followed edonkey's suggestion on their website about how to set up the firewall to allow edonkey to work. Everything seemed fine and I turned off the computer that night. The next day I logged onto Windows and was greeted by the error box, "TCP/IP Transport error loading not installed". My cable internet connection showed a low connectivity/no connectivity warning. This warning may have been purely coincidental to the edonkey install. So I uninstalled edonkey and rebooted. No change. Same error. I tried to do a restore system but it failed (said it could not restore) on every restore point on the computer (I am still baffled by why I can't restore). I then uninstalled SP2, thinking it might be the error loading tcp/ip problem but I still had the same error. I was able to restore to what I had just done (i.e. SP2 was restored) and I deleted the firewall exceptions for edonkey I know the modem is working since I could connect to the internet via my laptop. I have a dual boot (separate hard drive with Linspire loaded on it) on my desktop. So to test the desktop's onboard NIC, I booted Linspire and was able to connect to the internet with no problem. To see if the Linspire was causing a conflict (since I had not tested it after installing SP2, but I can't think of why it would make a difference) I disconnected the second hard drive and rebooted to Windows XP. Still the same error. I uninstalled the NIC and rebooted. Still the same error. Short of reinstalling the OS, how do I install the TCP/IP Transport? I have tried the "netsh int reset" and it had no effect. I checked the TCPIP registry keys against what my laptop had and they were the same SO WHERE AM I GOING WRONG???? gravesgrg View Public Profile Send a private message to gravesgrg Find all posts by gravesgrg #2 10-13-2004, 04:17 PM pip22 Offline Registered User Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: United Kingdom