AST RESEARCH, INC. TECHNICAL BULLETIN # 1707 04/29/97 TITLE: Arabic Win95 Login Problem & Netware ISSUE In Arabic Windows 95 Operation Service Release 1 (SR1), that has MS Client for Netware Networks installed, if the Login Script Processing feature is ENABLED, the following error message is encountered after the login name and password have been entered: Error starting program The NWLSPROC.EXE file is linked to missing export NWNET32.DLL:70 After this point, the system becomes unstable. There is no problem at all if the Login Script Processing feature is DISABLED. This issue only affects systems installed with Arabic Windows 95. BACKGROUND This particular problem applies only to the Arabic Windows 95, and it is independent of network card (s) and system hardware. This problem is not found in the English version of Windows 95. ACTION To resolve this issue perform the following: 1. Download the file named NWLSPROC.EXE from any of AST's On-Line! services as follows: AST WWW Site: http://www.ast.com AST On-Line! BBS*: See IB0001.TXT CompuServe: GO: ASTFORUM Prodigy: JUMP: ASTSUPPORT * Refer to IB0001.TXT for a list of AST's international BBS numbers. To decompress this file, create a temporary directory on your hard drive, copy the downloaded file to that directory, and run the file. 2. Copy the file to the Arabic Windows 95 directory as follows: C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM 3. Restart the system. This solution has been proven to work. However, it can only fix the problem occuring in an installed system. If Arabic Windows 95 is reinstalled, the fix has to be applied again. NOTES N/A TAN N/A --------------------------------------------------------------------- The information in this data sheet is subject to change without notice. AST Research, Inc. shall not be liable for technical or editorial errors or omissions contained herein; nor for incidental or consequential damages resulting from the furnishing, performance, or use of this material. This material contains information protected by copyright. No part of this material may be reproduced in any form without prior written consent from AST Research, Inc. All rights reserved. --------------------------------------------------------------------- Revision 01