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If you have Microsoft Virtual PC 2007 installed, go ahead uninstall it and see if the problem go away from you.ģ.
I uninstalled my Virtual PC which comes with Windows XP mode that exclusively for Windows 7, but it doesn’t solve the problem as well. Over the replies in the page, some users suggested that by uninstalling Microsoft Virtual PC 2007, the problem seems to be fixed. Take over the ownership of the file and replace it with the Vista one. If you having problem in replacing or renaming due to the error of TrustedInstaller thingy, check out this link. However, if you insists of trying your luck, go ahead. I do not suggest for the replacement for the system file as it might cause even more problems if you doesn’t handle it well.
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click here to download raspppoe.sys file (unzip). If you do not have access to a Windows Vista system. Fortunately, we can workaround the problem simply by renaming the original raspppoe.sys file to something like “ raspppoe_orig.sys” copying a working file from a Windows Vista system.
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The RAS PPPoE driver file “ raspppoe.sys” found under c:\windows\system32\drivers folder seems to be the root cause of the problem.
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And I myself doesn’t think that the error was caused by it because this method only works for those computers that equipped with Windows 7 and already have this error 651, which is not my case. It doesn’t solve my problem as after replacement, it keep giving me error 797. Some of the user claimed that by replacing the raspppoe.sys in Windows 7 with the Vista one seems to be able to solve the problem. Replace the raspppoe.sys in Windows/System32/Drivers directory. If you have this problem in Windows 7 (or may be Windows Vista/XP as some of the solutions works on them), check out what I have found:ġ. There is a lot of workarounds, suggested, of course, by other users since I mentioned there is no official fix for it. It is not hard to find the users that have the same problem as mine on the internet (you might want to praise internet a little bit?), but surprisingly this error seems bugged some Windows 7 (Beta or even RTM) users and it seems there is no official solution for it.
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So for a few days, I can’t update my blog and I was trying to find solution for it in the office (don’t tell the boss, won’t ya?). But hey, I can’t connect back anymore, with the error 651 while everything (hardware, Windows etc.) were ok.
During some normal surfing, I found out that the connection was hang, thus I just disconnect the internet connection and try to reconnect. Same thing happened to me last few days which caused the update of the blog delayed. And eventually you want to bang your head to the wall because you can’t solve the problem, nor you can find solution online because you are not able to get online! And you had tried to restart your PC, your router, your modem etc. You try to initiate the broadband dialer in Windows 7 and only found that it doesn’t work and returned with an error 651: Your modem (or other connecting device) has reported an error.
I have updated several more possible solutions based on some readers’ replies. Else, I am sorry that I couldn’t help you, perhaps you can ask for help from your ISP. If they did, you are always welcomed to reply and let people know what have you done to solve your problem. But please be aware though, all the solutions were gathered from internet, such as article, forum etc., and I can’t guarantee that they will work for you. Instead go to properties and delete the setting out of the connections table that you have put in by using the remove button after selecting the connections, then simply power cycle your modem and computer in that order to let windows 7 config the connection for you.Update (): It can easily see that there are a lot of Windows users have been bugged by this error (this post has occupied one third of the total visits of my blog), and I hope this article can help to solve your problem. If you are not setting up a VPN leave this ALOWN!!! Windows 7 needs no netwrok setup to connect to a "Broadband connection" or otherwise call the "Always on" service. THIS IS WRONG!!! do not use this unless you are setting up a VPN. The reason for this error is due to people using the "Setup new connection or network" option in the Netwrok and internet center control panel. This is for all the Newbs in this post and those that where guessing at the solution to the 651 error. > open explorer an go there > finally, change the name of the file. Right click on the cmd icon that appears above and select "Run as Adinistrator" at the command prompt type takeown /F C:\windows\system32\drivers\raspppoe.sys
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