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Hi and thanks for your suggestion. The program has some bugs though. Read here http://www.smithdm3.com/archives/000164.html. And I can’t combine the program
with my webserver which I’m running on the same computer, as fara as I understand.I will definitely try it if I can’t get MSN to work. Something if wrong with computer 1
and I will not give up!I do have the same problem with one of my friends. And I’m curious to know what people have as a minium configuration/system setup as Microsoft says that it’s sufficient with a speed of 33.6 Kbps. to make a voice conversation. Which I don’t believe!
Here are my details:
Computer 1
AMD Duron 1,3 Ghz
128 Mb RAM
Onboard Audio Realtek
XP Home with all patches etc
IE 6.xx
DirectX 9.xx
MSN Messenger 6.0.0602
Internet Speed 128/64 Kbps. Cable modem.Computer 2
Intel Pentium III 800 Mhz
384 Mb RAM
Onboard Via Audio
W2K Pro. with all patches etc
IE 6.xx
DirectX 9.xx
MSN Messenger 6.0.0602
Internet Speed 512/128 Kbps. Cable modemA speedtest on computer 1 says it’s okey. New drivers installed.
Changed TCP/IP and NIC settings several times. Not the best
microphone though!And still I can’t get a reasonable voice conversation with computer 1.
They can hear me sufficiently well. Lets say abt. 90% of a normal phone
conversation. But I can hardly understand what they are saying to me. The voice is stuttering, halting and chattered.Just now I’m thinking about buying a new memory chip for the computer 1 as 128Mb is not enough for XP. Secondly ordering a faster connection to the internet.
So now I’m wondering? Is the Internet speed on computer 1 to slow?
Just for the record. After I installed ver. 6 I now get e-mail notifications.
Sorry abt your problem Moog. I dont know IntelliType Pro. I presume that you already tried to completely remove MSN from your system and reinstalled it again? Above solution did it for me, though!
I went to microsoft messenger support
http://support.msn.com/solutionarticle.aspx?pk=messenger&aid=1543 and followed the instruction.But when i restarted IE it did not ask me to be the default reader. So I klicked action – send e-mail in messenger
and as usuall Outlook started and asked to be the default e-mail program! I said yes to this and closed Outlook.Then I went to IE – tools – internet options – programs and now I was able to change the default e-mail program from Outlook to Hotmail.
So this solved the problem for me! Hope this can be of help!
Hi Liza!
As far as i can see, from the small images, this is a little program that replaces the rtcdll.dll file on win98 systems. It’s not actually a patch, but just a tool for those people not too familiar with folders & files on a computer. Replacing the file manually is the same thing. And I think the program can be used for all language as the rtcdll is a Real Time Communications client controller and doesn’t care if you speak Swahili, Swedish or French :-). But as I said it’s a very small image and I don’t read french, unfortunately.
I don’t know if people here are interested in a translation?
Hi Petem
I became member just to say that this was a great and outstanding solution to a problem that has taken me hours to try and solve.
After I have replaced the dll file everything works fine on the win98SE machine, again
But I’m still worried abt. the security. But what the h.. Come and take me 😉
Thank you very much!
Beeo, Sweden
