Where is Client for Microsoft Networks

In article <4aab01c3a2a1$7a284640$7d02280a@phx.gbl>, "dandes"
<anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

>Have XP Home edition and want to share access on home
>network with other Windows computers. For some reason
>Client for Microsoft Networks is missing for the Internet
>Connection. I thought it was built in for XP. Went
>through the normal Add Client in Networking setup but no
>choices are present for any networking clients. Do I
>need to point it to the Windows XP cdrom somewhere?

It's possible that the Internet Connection in the Network Connections
folder has become corrupted. Go to Device Manager and un-install the
network adapter that it uses. Then reboot and let Windows XP
re-install the network adapter. That will delete the Internet
Connection and create a new one.
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