rasdlg.dll.mui Remote Access Common Dialogue API c02b979154ebf81a2c2957105575f487

File info

File name: rasdlg.dll.mui
Size: 129536 byte
MD5: c02b979154ebf81a2c2957105575f487
SHA1: 16140a9db1bf4a7b636a3c98c4b7e93b9226d936
SHA256: 6bb7edb77bc6f71aa8457da3abc5d3bfe5d54399c91db1baf63743ea9c1c633b
Operating systems: Windows 10
Extension: MUI

Translations messages and strings

If an error occurred or the following message in English (British) language and you cannot find a solution, than check answer in English. Table below helps to know how correctly this phrase sounds in English.

id English (British) English
187&No, do not dial &No, do not dial
188You (or a program) have requested information from %1. Which connection do you want to use? You (or a program) have requested information from %1. Which connection do you want to use?
189Add Alternate Phone Number Add Alternate Phone Number
190Dial only first available device Dial only first available device
191Dial all devices Dial all devices
192Dial devices only as needed Dial devices only as needed
193Enter a username and password with access to the remote network domain. Enter a user name and password with access to the remote network domain.
195The area code must contain only the digits 0 to 9. The area code must contain only the digits 0 to 9.
196The entry name must contain at least one non-blank character and cannot begin with a full stop. Choose a different name. The entry name must contain at least one non-blank character and cannot begin with a period. Choose a different name.
198The custom authentication configuration DLL could not be loaded. Make sure that the custom authentication package is correctly installed. The custom authentication configuration DLL could not be loaded. Make sure the custom authentication package is correctly installed.
199The connection selected was established by the Multiprotocol router.
Please use the 'Routing and RAS Admin' tool to hang up the connection.
The connection selected was established by the Multiprotocol router.
Please use the 'Routing and RAS Admin' tool to hang up the connection.
200Comment Comment
201The custom authentication package configuration failed. The custom authentication package configuration failed.
202TCP/IP is not installed or is disabled for Routing and Remote Access. In Control Panel, start Network, go to the Services page, choose 'Routing and Remote Access Service' Properties and press the Network button. TCP/IP is not installed or is disabled for Routing and Remote Access. In Control Panel, start Network, go to the Services page, choose 'Routing and Remote Access Service' Properties, and press the Network button.
204Do you want to remove the selected device(s) from the list? Do you want to remove the selected device(s) from the list?
205Do you want to delete %1 from the phonebook? Do you want to delete %1 from the phonebook?
206Do you want to disconnect from %1? Do you want to disconnect from %1?
207A file named %1 already exists. Do you want to overwrite it? A file named %1 already exists. Do you want to overwrite it?
208Syntax errors were found in the script. Do you want to view the error log? Syntax errors were found in the script. Do you want to view the error log?
209'%1' is now connected. '%1' is now connected.
210Right-click the Dial-Up Networking Monitor on the task bar to hang up or check the status of your connection. Right-click the Dial-Up Networking Monitor on the task bar to hang up or check the status of your connection.
212Connected successfully. Connected successfully.
214lnk lnk
215Dial-up shortcut files (*.rnk) Dial-up shortcut files (*.rnk)
216*.rnk *.rnk
217Create Dial-Up Shortcut Create Dial-Up Shortcut
218Link to %1 failed. Reconnect pending... Link to %1 failed. Reconnect pending...
219Cannot retrieve framing information. Cannot retrieve framing information.
220Cannot retrieve port information. Cannot retrieve port information.
221Cannot retrieve projection information. Cannot retrieve projection information.
222Cannot load connection list. Cannot load connection list.
223Client: Client:
224Details Details
225Device: Device:
226Network: Network:
227(not connected) (not connected)
228&Connect... &Connect...
229Hang &Up Hang &Up
230Dial-up Connection Dial-up Connection
231Modem configuration set to defaults Modem configuration set to defaults
232COM1 COM1
233Remote Router Remote Router
234Modem or device Modem or device
235Enter a username for this interface's account on the remote router. Enter a username for this interface's account on the remote router.
236An entry named %1 already exists. Please choose a different name. An entry named %1 already exists. Please choose a different name.
237You may want to allow sending your password without encryption. You may want to allow sending your password without encryption.
238Password Encryption Password Encryption
241Phone &number: Phone &number:
242Call Me Back At Call Me Back At
243Edit Alternative Phone Number Edit Alternate Phone Number
244As this connection is currently active, some settings will not take effect until the next time you dial it. Since this connection is currently active, some settings will not take effect until the next time you dial it.
245There are no connections available to all users. You must log on before dialling. There are no connections available to all users. You must log on before dialing.
246The phonebook is empty.

To add an entry, click OK.
The phonebook is empty.

To add an entry, click OK.
247Due to import/export restrictions, data encryption is not available in this version of Windows. Due to import/export restrictions, data encryption is not available in this version of Windows.
249Error %1: %2 Error %1: %2
250%1

Error %2: %3
%1

Error %2: %3
251%1

Error %2: %3
Diagnostic: %4
%1

Error %2: %3
Diagnostic: %4
252%1

Error %2: %3
Fail Code: %4
%1

Error %2: %3
Fail Code: %4
253%1

Error %2: %3

Press F1 for more information.
%1

Error %2: %3

Press F1 for more information.
254%1

Error %2: %3
Name: %4
%1

Error %2: %3
Name: %4
255%1

%4
%1

%4
256%1

Error %2: %3
Response: %4
%1

Error %2: %3
Response: %4
257Fail Code: 0x%1
Fail Code: 0x%1
258Name: %1
Name: %1
259%1 CP reported error %2: %3
%1 CP reported error %2: %3
260%1 CP connected successfully.
%1 CP connected successfully.
261You can choose which dial-up protocol to use. You can choose which dial-up protocol to use.
262Choose Dial-up Protocol Choose Dial-up Protocol
263Click Finish to save '%1'. Click Finish to save '%1'.
264netcfg.hlp netcfg.hlp
265&Move successful number to the top of the list on connection &Move successful number to the top of the list on connection
266&New phone number: &New phone number:
267&Phone numbers: &Phone numbers:
268Phone Numbers Phone Numbers
269You may enter a fixed IP address. You may enter a fixed IP address.
270IP Address IP Address
271The Internet protocols (TCP/IP), are not installed or are disabled for Remote Access. In Control Panel, start Network, go to the Services page, choose 'Remote Access Service' Properties, then click Network. The Internet protocols (TCP/IP), are not installed or are disabled for Remote Access. In Control Panel, start Network, go to the Services page, choose 'Remote Access Service' Properties, and then click Network.
272TCP/IP TCP/IP
273IPsec, default policy IPsec, default policy
275(the current location) (the current location)
276ISDN ISDN
277All available ISDN lines multi-linked All available ISDN lines multi-linked
27864K Digital 64K Digital
27956K Digital 56K Digital
28056K Voice 56K Voice
281You may need a special procedure before connecting. You may need a special procedure before connecting.
282Choose Log-on Options Choose Logon Options
283%d%% %d%%
284Phone number for %s Phone number for %s
285&New location: &New location:
286&Locations: &Locations:
287Locations Locations
288This device will be used to make the connection. This device will be used to make the connection.
289Select a Device Select a Device
290Multiple lines cannot be bundled unless you are calling a PPP server. Multiple lines cannot be bundled unless you are calling a PPP server.
291Modem Modem
292The modem is not installed. The modem is not installed.
293Microsoft Point-to-Point Encryption, 128-bit RSA/RC4 Microsoft Point-to-Point Encryption, 128-bit RSA/RC4
294Microsoft Point-to-Point Encryption, 40-bit RSA/RC4 Microsoft Point-to-Point Encryption, 40-bit RSA/RC4
295Multiple Lines Multiple Lines
296(Click Configure to set) (Click Configure to set)
297You may enter fixed DNS and WINS addresses. You may enter fixed DNS and WINS addresses.
298Name Server Addresses Name Server Addresses
300PPP PPP
301PPP multi-link PPP multi-link
304A personal phonebook has been created and initialised with the contents of the system phonebook. A personal phonebook has been created and initialized with the contents of the system phonebook.
305No alternative phonebook is selected. No alternate phonebook is selected.
306That device cannot be dynamically configured. That device cannot be dynamically configured.
307The entry cannot be deleted because it is connected. The entry cannot be deleted because it is connected.
308No entry is selected. To create an entry, click New. No entry is selected. To create an entry, click New.
309A non-zero IP address must be supplied when 'specify an IP address' is selected. A non-zero IP address must be supplied when 'specify an IP address' is selected.
311(none) (none)
312'%1' is already in the list. '%1' is already in the list.
313Help secure my password and my data Help secure my password and my data
314The %1 protocol cannot be selected because it is not installed or is disabled for Remote Access. To change, in Control Panel start Network, choose Services page, Remote Access Properties and click Network. The %1 protocol cannot be selected because it is not installed or is disabled for Remote Access. To change, in Control Panel start Network, choose Services page, Remote Access Properties, and click Network.
315Cannot save password. Cannot save password.
316Cannot display data. Cannot display data.
317Cannot get auto-dial information. Cannot get auto-dial information.
318Cannot load dialogue. Cannot load dialog.
319Cannot disable shared access. Cannot disable shared access.
320Cannot load property page. Cannot load property page.
321Cannot load phonebook. Cannot load phonebook.
322Cannot load RAS Manager port information. Cannot load RAS Manager port information.
323Cannot read user preferences from registry. Cannot read user preferences from registry.
324Cannot load script information. Cannot load script information.
325Cannot view script.log with Notepad. Cannot view script.log with Notepad.
326Cannot edit switch.inf with Notepad. Cannot edit switch.inf with Notepad.
327Cannot load TAPI information. Cannot load TAPI information.
329Cannot create new phonebook. Cannot create new phonebook.
330Cannot enable shared access. Cannot enable shared access.
331Cannot connect the phonebook entry. Cannot connect the phonebook entry.
332Cannot get send/receive buffer. Cannot get send/receive buffer.
333Cannot get status information for a port. Cannot get status information for a port.
334Cannot retrieve protocol information. Cannot retrieve protocol information.
335Cannot receive buffer from device. Cannot receive buffer from device.
336Cannot send buffer to device. Cannot send buffer to device.
337Cannot retrieve data. Cannot retrieve data.
338Cannot save TAPI information. Cannot save TAPI information.
339Cannot save data. Cannot save data.
340The script has halted. The script has halted.
341The script has halted due to an error. Do you want to view the error log? The script has halted due to an error. Do you want to view the error log?
342Cannot set auto-dial information. Cannot set auto-dial information.
343Cannot delete saved password. Cannot delete saved password.
344Cannot write phonebook. Cannot write phonebook.
345Writing preferences to registry Writing preferences to registry
346Cannot write the shortcut file. Cannot write the shortcut file.
347OK OK
348Cannot configure incoming connections. Cannot configure incoming connections.
349Because this connection was started by an application with restricted privileges, you cannot change the properties of the connection. Please use the Network and Sharing Centre or Network Connections folder to change the connection settings. Because this connection was started by an application with restricted privileges, you cannot change the properties of the connection. Please use the Network and Sharing Center or Network Connections folder to change the connection settings.
350The Password and Confirm password fields do not match. The Password and Confirm password fields do not match.
351The New Password and Confirm New Password fields do not match. The New Password and Confirm New Password fields do not match.
352pbk pbk
353Dial-Up Phonebook Dial-Up Phonebook
354*.pbk *.pbk
355Open Phonebook Open Phonebook
356Clone Phonebook Entry Clone Phonebook Entry
357Edit Phonebook Entry Edit Phonebook Entry
358New Phonebook Entry New Phonebook Entry
359Phone number Phone number
360Phone numbers Phone numbers
361Network Connections Network Connections
362You must select at least one network protocol. You must select at least one network protocol.
363Before you can call PPP servers you must install a network protocol. Before you can call PPP servers you must install a network protocol.
364&New prefix: &New prefix:
365&Prefixes: &Prefixes:
366Phone Number Prefixes Phone Number Prefixes
369Point-to-point protocol settings to use when %1 initiates a demand-dial connection on interface %2: Point-to-point protocol settings to use when %1 initiates a demand-dial connection on interface %2:
370[To change the saved password, click here] [To change the saved password, click here]
371Removed Removed
407&Redial &Redial
408You have chosen to disable one or more transports. Doing so requires the routing managers and routing protocols for the disabled transports to be removed from this demand-dial connection.
To continue, click Yes.






To re-enable the transports, click No.
You have chosen to disable one or more transports. Doing so requires the routing managers and routing protocols for the disabled transports to be removed from this demand-dial connection.
To continue, click Yes.






To re-enable the transports, click No.
410Demand-dial interface dial-in account. Demand-dial interface dial-in account.
411You now need to set the dial-out credentials that interface '%1' will use when connecting to the remote router. These credentials must match the dial-in credentials configured on the remote router. When connecting to a






Windows NT4/2000 router, the user name must also match the interface name of the remote router.
You now need to set the dial-out credentials that interface '%1' will use when connecting to the remote router. These credentials must match the dial-in credentials configured on the remote router. When connecting to a






Windows NT4/2000 router, the user name must also match the interface name of the remote router.
412mpradmin.hlp mpradmin.hlp
413&Move successful number or address to the top of the list on connection &Move successful number or address to the top of the list on connection
414&New phone number or address: &New phone number or address:
415&Phone numbers or addresses: &Phone numbers or addresses:
416Numbers and Addresses Numbers and Addresses
420All devices connected. All devices connected.
421Receiving registration results... Receiving registration results...
422Sending call-back information... Sending callback information...
423Sending new password... Sending new password...
424Calculating link speed... Calculating link speed...
425Checking authentication status... Checking authentication status...
426Registering your computer on the network... Registering your computer on the network...
427Retrying authentication... Retrying authentication...
428Verifying username and password... Verifying user name and password...
429Authenticated. Authenticated.
430Connecting through %1... Connecting through %1...
431Dialling... Dialing...
432Modems connecting... Modems connecting...
433Connecting over cable... Connecting over cable...
434Dialling %1... Dialing %1...
436Post-connecting through %1... Post-connecting through %1...
437Pre-connecting through %1... Pre-connecting through %1...
438Connected. Connected.
439Device connected. Device connected.
440Disconnected. Disconnected.
441Modem connected. Modem connected.
442Cable connected. Cable connected.
443Opening port... Opening port...
444Applying configured settings Applying configured settings
445Port opened. Port opened.
446Post-connect complete. Post-connect complete.
447Pre-connect complete. Pre-connect complete.
448Preparing for call-back... Preparing for callback...
449Checking network protocol connections... Checking network protocol connections...
451Connected, bundling additional lines... Connected, bundling additional lines...
452Unknown state. Unknown state.
453Waiting for call-back... Waiting for callback...
454Waiting for modem reset... Waiting for modem reset...
455Make the phone number change permanent? Make the phone number change permanent?
456scp scp
457*.scp *.scp
458Dial-up script files (*.scp) Dial-up script files (*.scp)
459Browse Dial-Up Scripts Browse Dial-Up Scripts
460You must select at least one modem or adapter. You must select at least one modem or adapter.
464Status Status
465&New suffix: &New suffix:
466&Suffixes: &Suffixes:
467Phone Number Suffixes Phone Number Suffixes
470Manual Modem Command Terminal Manual Modem Command Terminal
471After Dial Terminal After Dial Terminal
472Before Dial Terminal Before Dial Terminal
47410 minutes 10 minutes
47510 seconds 10 seconds
4761 hour 1 hour
4771 minute 1 minute
47824 hours 24 hours
4792 hours 2 hours
4802 minutes 2 minutes
48130 minutes 30 minutes
48230 seconds 30 seconds
4833 seconds 3 seconds
4844 hours 4 hours
4854 minutes 4 minutes
4865 minutes 5 minutes
4875 seconds 5 seconds
4888 hours 8 hours
489never never
492Discard multiple line settings for the entry? Discard multiple line settings for the entry?
493Unavailable device Unavailable device
495Remote Access Preferences Remote Access Preferences
500Cannot enable on-demand dialling. Cannot enable on-demand dialing.
502Cannot disable on-demand dialling. Cannot disable on-demand dialing.
505VPN1 VPN1
511When Internet Connection Sharing is enabled, your network adapter will be set to use IP address 192.168.0.1. This might cause your computer to lose connectivity with other computers on your network. If these other computers have static IP addresses, set them to obtain their IP addresses automatically. Are you sure that you want to enable Internet Connection Sharing? When Internet Connection Sharing is enabled, your network adapter will be set to use IP address 192.168.0.1. This might cause your computer to lose connectivity with other computers on your network. If these other computers have static IP addresses, set them to obtain their IP addresses automatically. Are you sure you want to enable Internet Connection Sharing?
513%1 using '%2' %1 using '%2'
514&Connect &Connect
515Let the server determine encryption Let the server determine encryption
516Always encrypt my data Always encrypt my data
517Use MPPE-40 data encryption Use MPPE-40 data encryption
518Use MPPE-128 data encryption Use MPPE-128 data encryption
519The current encryption selection requires MS-CHAP or EAP authentication. The current encryption selection requires MS-CHAP or EAP authentication.
520Custom Authentication Message Custom Authentication Message
521Connecting to %1... Connecting to %1...
523Automatic Automatic
524Point to Point Tunnelling Protocol (PPTP) Point to Point Tunneling Protocol (PPTP)
525Layer 2 Tunnelling Protocol with IPsec (L2TP/IPsec) Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol with IPsec (L2TP/IPsec)
526IKEv2 IKEv2
527Secure Socket Tunnelling Protocol (SSTP) Secure Socket Tunneling Protocol (SSTP)
529Virtual Private Connection Virtual Private Connection
530Use any form of authentication required including clear text. Do not encrypt data. Use any form of authentication required including clear text. Do not encrypt data.
531Use any form of authentication that requires passwords to be encrypted. Do not encrypt data. Use any form of authentication that requires passwords to be encrypted. Do not encrypt data.
532Type a name for the entry. Type a name for the entry.
533Encrypt passwords and data. Encrypt passwords and data.
534Type a port number between 1 and 65535. Type a port number between 1 and 65535.
535Specify custom authentication and data encryption with the Settings button. Specify custom authentication and data encryption with the Settings button.
536Use any form of authentication that requires encrypted passwords. Do not encrypt data. Use any form of authentication that requires encrypted passwords. Do not encrypt data.
539The port number is already used by another entry.
Enter a unique port number.
The port number is already used by another entry.
Enter a unique port number.
540Enter one or more ports for incoming responses. Enter one or more ports for incoming responses.
541Select the entry that you want to delete. Select the entry you want to delete.
5421 second 1 second
543Select the entry that you want to modify. Select the entry you want to modify.
57620 minutes 20 minutes
579Specify a name for this connection to your workplace. Specify a name for this connection to your workplace.
581Network Application Settings Network Application Settings
582Type a name for this connection in the following box. Type a name for this connection in the following box.
584Type the name of your ISP in the following box. Type the name of your ISP in the following box.
585Advanced Properties Advanced Properties
586Please type the IP address of the server computer on the private network. Please type the IP address of the server computer on the private network.
587Advanced Settings Advanced Settings
588The entry name begins with a full stop or contains characters that are not valid.
Choose a different name.
The entry name begins with a period or contains characters that are not valid.
Choose a different name.
589Properties Properties
597Diagnostic Report Diagnostic Report
598The destination address is an IPv6 address.PPTP does not work over IPv6. The VPN connection type will be set to Automatic. The destination address is an IPv6 address.PPTP does not work over IPv6. The VPN connection type will be set to Automatic.
1512Communications Port Communications Port
1523channel channel
1528Direct Connection Direct Connection
1529Select a device for this connection. Select a device for this connection.
1530Verdana Bold Verdana Bold
153112 12
1532Connection Type Connection Type
1533Select the type of demand-dial interface you want to create. Select the type of demand-dial interface you want to create.
1535This is the device that will be used to make the connection. This is the device that will be used to make the connection.
1536Phone Number Phone Number
1537Type the phone number of the remote server or router that you are calling. Type the phone number of the remote server or router you are calling.
1538VPN Type VPN Type
1539Select the type of VPN connection that you want to create. Select the type of VPN connection you want to create.
1540Destination Address Destination Address
1541What is the name or address of the remote router? What is the name or address of the remote router?
1548Router Scripting Router Scripting
1549You can set up a script for connecting to the remote router. You can set up a script for connecting to the remote router.
1550Dial-In Credentials Dial-In Credentials
1551Configure the username and password that the remote router will use when it dials in to this server. Configure the user name and password that the remote router will use when it dials in to this server.
1552Dial-Out Credentials Dial-Out Credentials
1553Supply the username and password to be used when connecting to the remote router. Supply the user name and password to be used when connecting to the remote router.
1554Interface Name Interface Name
1555You can type a friendly name for this connection. You can type a friendly name for this connection.
1556No available devices No available devices
1557A user account named %1 already exists on the local computer. Should the demand-dial interface be configured to use this user account? A user account named %1 already exists on the local computer. Should the demand-dial interface be configured to use this user account?
1559Allow unsecured password Allow unsecured password
1560Require secured password Require secured password
1561Use smart card Use smart card
1562You must select at least one password authentication protocol. You must select at least one password authentication protocol.
1563No encryption allowed (server will disconnect if it requires encryption) No encryption allowed (server will disconnect if it requires encryption)
1564Optional encryption (connect even if no encryption) Optional encryption (connect even if no encryption)
1565Require encryption (disconnect if server declines) Require encryption (disconnect if server declines)
1566Maximum strength encryption (disconnect if server declines) Maximum strength encryption (disconnect if server declines)
1567(encryption enabled) (encryption enabled)
1570The selected EAP package does not provide encryption keys. Select an EAP package that does provide keys or choose to not encrypt. The selected EAP package does not provide encryption keys. Select an EAP package that does provide keys or choose not to encrypt.
1571The current encryption selection requires EAP or MS-CHAP v2 log-on security method. The current encryption selection requires EAP or MS-CHAP v2 logon security method.
1572Protocols and Security Protocols and Security
1573Select transports and security options for this connection. Select transports and security options for this connection.
1574The protocols that you have selected include PAP and/or CHAP. If one of these is negotiated, data encryption will not occur. Do you want to keep these settings? The protocols you have selected include PAP and/or CHAP. If one of these is negotiated, data encryption will not occur. Do you want to keep these settings?
1575To connect to '%1', you must first be connected to '%2'. Do you want to connect to '%2' now? To connect to '%1', you must first be connected to '%2'. Do you want to connect to '%2' now?
1576Connecting over parallel cable... Connecting over parallel cable...
1577Connecting over infrared... Connecting over infrared...
1578Parallel cable connected. Parallel cable connected.
1579Infrared connected. Infrared connected.
1580This connection was configured to use a data encryption strength that is not supported by the installed software. The security properties of this connection have been reset to the available encryption strengths. This connection was configured to use a data encryption strength that is not supported by the installed software. The security properties of this connection have been reset to the available encryption strengths.
1582Please enter a username. Please enter a user name.
1583This username and password will be saved for your own use. There is already a username and password saved for all other users of this connection. Do you want to delete the username and password saved for all other users? This user name and password will be saved for your own use. There is already a user name and password saved for all other users of this connection. Do you want to delete the user name and password saved for all other users?
1584For example, you could type the name of your workplace or the name of a server that you will connect to. For example, you could type the name of your workplace or the name of a server you will connect to.
1585Account Information Account Information
1586The request cannot be completed at this time. The system must first be restarted before any configuration changes can be made. The request cannot be completed at this time. The system must first be restarted before any configuration changes can be made.
1587The request cannot be completed because another network property dialogue box is open. Please close all other dialogue boxes and then try again. The request cannot be completed because another network property dialog box is open. Please close all other dialog boxes and then try again.
1588The request cannot be completed because access has been denied. The request cannot be completed because access has been denied.
1589The following message was received from your service provider:

%1
The following message was received from your service provider:

%1
1590Reconnect %1 Reconnect %1
1591Service Name Service Name
1592What is the name of the service that provides your broadband connection? What is the name of the service that provides your broadband connection?
1593You will need an account name and password to sign in to your account You will need an account name and password to sign in to your account
1594PPPOE1-0 PPPOE1-0
1595Point-to-Point Protocol over Ethernet (PPPoE) Point-to-Point Protocol over Ethernet (PPPoE)
1596Type of &broadband connection to make: Type of &broadband connection to make:
1606You must select an EAP method for this connection. You must select an EAP method for this connection.
1607Custom Encryption Custom Encryption
1611Broadband Connection Broadband Connection
1612You have selected to use a pre-shared key but you have not entered one.
Please enter a pre-shared key.
You have selected to use a preshared key but you have not entered one.
Please enter a preshared key.
1613Cannot Commit Credentials Cannot Commit Credentials
1634Because the Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) service has been disabled, Windows cannot display the properties of this connection or the home network.

To configure the properties of this connection or your home network, first enable the WMI service. To do this, in Administrative Tools in Control Panel, double-click Services, right-click Windows Management Instrumentation, then click Start.
Because the Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) service has been disabled, Windows cannot display the properties of this connection or the home network.

To configure the properties of this connection or your home network, first enable the WMI service. To do this, in Administrative Tools in Control Panel, double-click Services, right-click Windows Management Instrumentation, and then click Start.
1635Windows cannot display the properties of this connection. The Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) information might be corrupted. To correct this, use System Restore to restore Windows to an earlier time (called a restore point). System Restore is located in the System Tools folder in Accessories. Windows cannot display the properties of this connection. The Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) information might be corrupted. To correct this, use System Restore to restore Windows to an earlier time (called a restore point). System Restore is located in the System Tools folder in Accessories.
1646Allow incoming echo request Allow incoming echo request
1647Allow incoming timestamp request Allow incoming timestamp request
1648Allow incoming mask request Allow incoming mask request
1649Allow incoming router request Allow incoming router request
1650Allow outgoing destination unreachable Allow outgoing destination unreachable
1651Allow outgoing source quench Allow outgoing source quench
1652Allow outgoing parameter problem Allow outgoing parameter problem
1653Allow outgoing time exceeded Allow outgoing time exceeded
1654Allow redirect Allow redirect
1655log log
1656*.log *.log
1657Firewall log files (*.log) Firewall log files (*.log)
1658Browse Browse
1665Messages sent to this computer will be repeated back to the sender. This is commonly used for troubleshooting, for example, to ping a computer. Messages sent to this computer will be repeated back to the sender. This is commonly used for troubleshooting, for example, to ping a computer.
1666Data sent to this computer can be acknowledged with a confirmation message indicating the time that the data was received. Data sent to this computer can be acknowledged with a confirmation message indicating the time that the data was received.
1667This computer will listen for and respond to requests for more information about the public network it is attached to. This computer will listen for and respond to requests for more information about the public network to which it is attached.
1668This computer will respond to requests for information about the routes it recognises. This computer will respond to requests for information about the routes it recognizes.
1669Data sent over the Internet that fails to reach this computer due to an error will be discarded and acknowledged with a "destination unreachable" message explaining the failure. Data sent over the Internet that fails to reach this computer due to an error will be discarded and acknowledged with a "destination unreachable" message explaining the failure.
1670When this computer's ability to process incoming data cannot keep up with the rate of a transmission, data will be dropped and the sender will be asked to slow down. When this computer's ability to process incoming data cannot keep up with the rate of a transmission, data will be dropped and the sender will be asked to slow down.
1671When this computer discards data it has received due to a problematic header, it will reply to the sender with a "bad header" error message. When this computer discards data it has received due to a problematic header, it will reply to the sender with a "bad header" error message.
1672When this computer discards an incomplete data transmission because the entire transmission required more time than allowed, it will reply to the sender with a "time expired" message. When this computer discards an incomplete data transmission because the entire transmission required more time than allowed, it will reply to the sender with a "time expired" message.
1673Data sent from this computer will be re-routed if the default path changes. Data sent from this computer will be rerouted if the default path changes.
1675The value entered for the log file size is not valid. Enter a value between 1 and 32767 KB. The value entered for the log file size is not valid. Enter a value between 1 and 32767 KB.
1685Your user account does not have permission to use this connection. Usually, this is because you are logged in as Guest. Your user account does not have permission to use this connection. Usually, this is because you are logged in as Guest.
1686Type a username and password. (If you have forgotten an existing account name or password, contact your network administrator.) Type a user name and password. (If you have forgotten an existing account name or password, contact your network administrator.)
1688ISP N&ame ISP N&ame
1689Company N&ame Company N&ame
1690What is the phone number that you will use to make this connection?
What is the phone number you will use to make this connection?
1691Static Routes for Remote Networks Static Routes for Remote Networks
1692A static route is a manually defined, permanent route between two networks. A static route is a manually defined, permanent route between two networks.
1693Destination Destination
1694Network Mask/Prefix length Network Mask/Prefix length
1696Metric Metric
1697Destination is required. Destination is required.
1698Network mask is required. Network mask is required.
1699Metric is required. Metric is required.
1700Invalid mask. Invalid mask.
1701Cannot add duplicate route. Cannot add duplicate route.
1702Cannot load diagnostic functions Cannot load diagnostic functions
1704Enter a valid file name. Enter a valid file name.
1706Enter a valid email address. Enter a valid e-mail address.
1710No diagnostic log file is available. No diagnostic log file is available.
1711Unable to launch explorer.exe to load the diagnostic log file. Unable to launch explorer.exe to load the diagnostic log file.
1713This process can take several minutes. Do you want to continue? This process can take several minutes. Do you want to continue?
1715Cannot export log to the file that you specified. There might not be enough disk space. Cannot export log to the file you specified. There might not be enough disk space.
1717Cannot send the log. Make sure that Microsoft Outlook is installed and configured correctly. Cannot send the log. Make sure that Microsoft Outlook is installed and configured correctly.
1718Generating report... Generating report...
1720Writing to file is finished. Writing to file is finished.
1722Sending email is finished. Sending e-mail is finished.
1724Operation was unsuccessful. Operation was unsuccessful.
1727Browse for Folder Browse for Folder
1728Finished Finished
1749PPTP does not work over IPv6. The VPN connection type will be set to Automatic. PPTP does not work over IPv6. The VPN connection type will be set to Automatic.
1750The current VPN connection settings include PPTP as the connection type and PAP as an allowed authentication protocol. Data is not encrypted when PPTP and PAP are used. Change the security settings or use a different connection type. The current VPN connection settings include PPTP as the connection type and PAP as an allowed authentication protocol. Data is not encrypted when PPTP and PAP are used. Change the security settings or use a different connection type.
1751The protocols that you have selected include PAP and/or CHAP. The current VPN selection might not encrypt data. Do you want to keep the VPN selection? The protocols you have selected include PAP and/or CHAP. The current VPN selection might not encrypt data. Do you want to keep the VPN selection?
1753TCP/IPv6 TCP/IPv6
1772Invalid prefix length. Invalid prefix length.
1773Invalid destination address Invalid destination address
18506 seconds 6 seconds
18519 seconds 9 seconds
185212 seconds 12 seconds
185315 seconds 15 seconds
18546 minutes 6 minutes
185512 minutes 12 minutes
185615 minutes 15 minutes
7301Incoming TCP/IP Properties Incoming TCP/IP Properties
7302You must choose a value from %1 to %2 for this field. You must choose a value from %1 to %2 for this field.
7306Incoming Connections Error Incoming Connections Error
7307Incoming Connections General Error Incoming Connections General Error
7308Incoming Connections Incoming Connections
7309Incoming Connections Networking Error Incoming Connections Networking Error
7310Incoming Connections Multilink Status Error Incoming Connections Multilink Status Error
7312Incoming Connections Initialisation Error Incoming Connections Initialization Error
7313Incoming Connections TCP/IP Properties Error Incoming Connections TCP/IP Properties Error
7316Generic Generic
7317Device Device
7318Miscellaneous Database Miscellaneous Database
7319User Database User Database
7320Protocol Database Protocol Database
7321You must enter a log-on name for the new user or press cancel. You must enter a logon name for the new user or press cancel.
7322The password that you entered was too short. The password you entered was too short.
7323The passwords entered are not the same. Please re-enter them. The passwords entered are not the same. Please re-enter them.
7324An internal error has occurred. An internal error has occurred.
7325Listview Listview
7326An error has occurred while attempting to commit the changes that you have made to the local user database. An error has occurred while attempting to commit the changes you have made to the local user database.
7327You have insufficient privileges to add a user to the local system database. You have insufficient privileges to add a user to the local system database.
7328The user that you are trying create already exists in the local user database. The user you are trying create already exists in the local user database.
7329The user was not added to the local user database because the password that you entered was rejected. The user was not added to the local user database because the password you entered was rejected.
7330Unable to reload the system user database because of an internal error. Unable to reload the system user database because of an internal error.
7331An internal error has occurred: The local user database handle is corrupt. An internal error has occurred: The local user database handle is corrupt.
7332Unable to load the resources necessary to display the user tab. Unable to load the resources necessary to display the user tab.
7333An internal error occurred while attempting to rollback the changes that you made to the local user database. An internal error occurred while attempting to rollback the changes you made to the local user database.
7334The device database handle is corrupt. The device database handle is corrupt.
7335Unable to load the resources necessary to display the general tab. Unable to load the resources necessary to display the general tab.
7336An error has occurred while attempting to commit some of the device/vpn related changes that you have made. An error has occurred while attempting to commit some of the device/vpn related changes you have made.
7337An internal error occurred. An internal error occurred.
7338An internal error occurred: The networking component database handle is corrupt. An internal error occurred: The networking component database handle is corrupt.
7340An error has occurred while attempting to commit the changes you have made to the networking components. An error has occurred while attempting to commit the changes you have made to the networking components.
7342Unable to commit the changes that you made to the TCP/IP protocol to the system. Unable to commit the changes you made to the TCP/IP protocol to the system.
7344Unable to display the TCPIP properties. Unable to display the TCPIP properties.
7346Unable to load TCP/IP properties from the system. Unable to load TCP/IP properties from the system.
7348Incoming Connections depend on the Routing and Remote Access service which was unable to start. For more information, check the system event log. Incoming Connections depend on the Routing and Remote Access service which was unable to start. For more information, check the system event log.
7349Unable to allow the editing of networking components at this time because they are currently being modified elsewhere. Unable to allow the editing of networking components at this time because they are currently being modified elsewhere.
7350The new user that you entered was not added to the local user database because the name or password entered violated a system policy (it was too large, too small or ill-formed). The new user you entered was not added to the local user database because the name or password entered violated a system policy (it was too large, too small, or ill-formed).
7351The system is unable to delete the requested user. The system is unable to delete the requested user.
7352Unable to remove the selected network component because it is in use. Unable to remove the selected network component because it is in use.
7353Incoming Connections Warning Incoming Connections Warning
7354Any users that you delete will be permanently removed from the system even if cancel is pressed. Are you sure that you want to permanently remove %s? Any users that you delete will be permanently removed from the system even if cancel is pressed. Are you sure you want to permanently remove %s?
7355You are about to switch to a system management console. This Incoming Connections property sheet will be closed and any changes that you may have made will be committed to the system. Is it ok to continue? You are about to switch to a system management console. This Incoming Connections property sheet will be closed and any changes you may have made will be committed to the system. Is it ok to continue?
7356Your Network Mask value has been changed. A zero bit in a mask can only be followed by other zero bits. For example, a Network Mask value, expressed in decimal dotted notation, of 255.255.0.0, is valid, but 255.0.255.0 is not.
Your Network Mask value has been changed. A zero bit in a mask can only be followed by other zero bits. For example, a Network Mask value, expressed in decimal dotted notation, of 255.255.0.0, is valid, but 255.0.255.0 is not.
7357Who may connect to this computer? Who may connect to this computer?
7358You can specify the users who can connect to this computer. You can specify the users who can connect to this computer.
7359How will people connect? How will people connect?
7360You can choose the devices that your computer uses to accept incoming connections. You can choose the devices your computer uses to accept incoming connections.
7361Incoming Virtual Private Network (VPN) Connection Incoming Virtual Private Network (VPN) Connection
7362Another computer can connect to yours through a VPN connection Another computer can connect to yours through a VPN connection
7363Networking software allows this computer to accept connections from other kinds of computers Networking software allows this computer to accept connections from other kinds of computers
7364Networking software allows this computer to accept connections from other kinds of computers. Networking software allows this computer to accept connections from other kinds of computers.
7365Completing the New Connection Wizard Completing the New Connection Wizard
7366
7371No hardware capable of accepting calls is installed. No hardware capable of accepting calls is installed.
7373Assign specified &network number: Assign specified &network number:
7374Assign &network numbers sequentially from: Assign &network numbers sequentially from:
7375New User New User
7378No devices capable of accepting direct connections are currently installed. No devices capable of accepting direct connections are currently installed.
7379New Incoming Connection Warning New Incoming Connection Warning
7380Because Routing and Remote access is already configured, you must use the Routing and Remote Access system console to configure this machine to receive incoming connections. Cancel changes and switch to this console?
Because Routing and Remote access is already configured, you must use the Routing and Remote Access system console to configure this machine to receive incoming connections. Cancel changes and switch to this console?
7381A&ssign network number automatically A&ssign network number automatically
7382A&ssign network numbers automatically A&ssign network numbers automatically
7384to to
7385Communications Port (%s) Communications Port (%s)
7386Network Connections does not display some specialised options for in-bound connections that have been set using the Local User Manager or Remote Access Policy consoles. For complete and correct information on incoming connections, you will need to use these consoles. Network Connections does not display some specialized options for inbound connections that have been set using the Local User Manager or Remote Access Policy consoles. For complete and correct information on incoming connections, you will need to use these consoles.
7387The user call-back mode that you have selected requires you to enter a valid call-back number. The user callback mode you have selected requires you to enter a valid callback number.
7388Windows must reboot to complete the operation. Is it ok to reboot now? Windows must reboot to complete the operation. Is it ok to reboot now?
7389The currently selected device has no configuration options available. The currently selected device has no configuration options available.
7390Invalid Range Invalid Range
7391You have requested that '%1' be disabled for Incoming Connections. In order to disable this, you must stop the 'Server' service. Once stopped, any shared directories or printers on this computer will no longer be available to any other computer. Do you want to bring up a system console that will allow you to stop the 'Server' service?

Under Computer Management, click System Tools and then click Services. In the right pane, right-click Server and click stop.
You have requested that '%1' be disabled for Incoming Connections. In order to disable this, you must stop the 'Server' service. Once stopped, any shared directories or printers on this computer will no longer be available to any other computer. Do you want to bring up a system console that will allow you to stop the 'Server' service?

Under Computer Management, click System Tools and then click Services. In the right pane, right-click Server and click stop.
7392This serial port is not enabled for use in a direct connection to another computer. It will be enabled after you've completed this wizard. You can then configure the port speed and other properties by right-clicking the icon for this connection and selecting Properties.
This serial port is not enabled for use in a direct connection to another computer. It will be enabled after you complete this wizard. You can then configure the port speed and other properties by right-clicking the icon for this connection and selecting Properties.
7394The IP address pool that you've entered is invalid. The IP address pool you've entered is invalid.
7395The mask provided is invalid. The mask provided is invalid.
7396The start address entered for the TCP/IP pool is invalid. It must lie between 1.0.0.0 and 224.0.0.0 and it must not be in the form 127.x.x.x. The start address entered for the TCP/IP pool is invalid. It must lie between 1.0.0.0 and 224.0.0.0 and it must not be in the form 127.x.x.x.
7397The TCP/IP pool entered is invalid because the address is more specific than the mask. The TCP/IP pool entered is invalid because the address is more specific than the mask.
7398The start address must be less than the end address. The start address must be less than the end address.
7399The Routing and Remote Access Service is in the process of stopping. Until it stops, the Incoming Connections option is not available. Please wait a few moments and retry. The Routing and Remote Access Service is in the process of stopping. Until it stops, the Incoming Connections option is not available. Please wait a few moments and retry.
7400%s (%s) %s (%s)
7401%s (%d channels) %s (%d channels)
7403You must enable at least one Internet Protocol. You must enable at least one Internet Protocol.
7406You do not have sufficient privileges to set up Incoming Connections You do not have sufficient privileges to set up Incoming Connections
7410&Allow access &Allow access
7411Invalid IPv6 prefix Invalid IPv6 prefix
29900Cannot load the Remote Access Connection Manager service. Cannot load the Remote Access Connection Manager service.
29901Cannot load the file MPRAPI.DLL in the system32 directory. Cannot load the file MPRAPI.DLL in the system32 directory.

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What is rasdlg.dll.mui?

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