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Submitted by: Anonymous

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We live in a mad world. I wish all the best to MS; but with Windows 7, the delivered the worst product ever done by humans. We have to pay for the licences, the product is worth nothing; then we have to debug and fix what they did wrong. Sorry, it is enough. I think that all Microsoft users worldwide should unite and attack Microsoft worldwide in front of the justice

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Submitted by: Anonymous

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,,m ';/;.m

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Submitted by: Anonymous

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tw

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Submitted by: Adi

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Here`s a link to "raspppoe" http://www.windowsreference.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/05/raspppoe.zip

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Submitted by: Anonymous

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I have the same problem with the PPPOE... I did what you said but I'm unauthorized to change or remove that file. How can I do?

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Submitted by: Earlin

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I've uninstalled the virtual Pc 2007 from the machine and issue has resolved.

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Submitted by: Anonymous

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Tried this fix but no joy - same error (651). Even tried x2 different USB ADSL Modems (Thomson 330 / Zoom) - after downloading suitable (Vista) drivers . . . . and even though Device Manager said both modems were working . . . I get the same error. Basically - help. Win7 looks good but without ADSL USB Modem connectivity to the Internet, there are going to be thousands of angry people . . . once they use a friends computer !

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Submitted by: Anonymous

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I fought with this bug today on RTM 7600. Its still in there. Replacing the .sys file did not help, since it refused to recognize it and work with it properly. I got a driver error in the networking section of Device Manager with pppoe listed as faulty. I'm getting a router, and my MS totally burn over this. Its like a car without a refueling inlet. It makes me wonder if ANY serious testing went into this.

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Submitted by: JanaSagi

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Error 651: The Modem (or other connecting device) has reported an error. This seems to be a known bug in Windows 7 that is being worked at. However, you can workaround this problem. The RAS PPPoE driver file “raspppoe.sys” found under c:\windows\system32\drivers folder seems to be the root cause of the problem. 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. If you do not have access to a Windows Vista system. click the below link to download vista raspppoe.sys file (unzip). http://www.roboxpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/05/raspppoe.zip

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Submitted by: Muhammad Hanif

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please check this below link http://www.roboxpress.com/technology/tips-and-tricks/error-651-pppoe-connections-windows-7/

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