netlog.txt

I found this when looking through c: drive with windows explorer.( netlog.txt)
Is there anything fishy about this?
computer specs are:

processor 466 intel celeron.
windows 98se

-netlog.txt-

NETDI: ClassInstall (0x6 on 0x34f6:0x58) on at Enum\Root\Net\0000
NETDI: SetupFlags=51B(SUF_INSETUP)(SUF_FIRSTTIME) BootCount= NetSetupFlags=0 (RETAIL)
NETDI: Examining class Net
NETDI: dif_FirstTimeSetup
NETDI: Setting FirstBootUpgrade=1
NETDI: ChangeLine: No matches found.
NETDI: File Information for C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\wsock32.dll
NETDI: File not found
NETDI: File Information for C:\WINDOWS\WINSOCK.DLL
NETDI: File not found
NETDI: File Information for C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\WINSOCK.DLL
NETDI: File not found
NETDI: Vxd\Winsock\IrSockets=wsirda.vxd
NETDI: File Information for C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\wsirda.vxd
NETDI: File not found
NETDI: BackupWSock: Clean install, exiting
NETDI: DetectWSock=0
NETDI: Installing WS2 in the standard locations
NETDI: QueueNdiFileCopy: C:\WININST0.400\wsock32.dll->(LDID 11)wsock32.dll
NETDI: QueueNdiFileCopy: C:\WININST0.400\winsock.dll->(LDID 25)winsock.dll
NETDI: SelectMyBestCompatDrv: Found a compatible driver: Dial-Up Adapter
NETDI: ClassInstall(0x6) end
NETDI: NETDI: lpRegLogConf = 0x0
NETDI: ClassInstall (0x9 on 0x34f6:0x58) on at Enum\Root\Net\0000
NETDI: SetupFlags=51B(SUF_INSETUP)(SUF_FIRSTTIME) BootCount= NetSetupFlags=7 (RETAIL)
NETDI: ClassInstall(0x9) end
NETDI: ClassInstall (0xa on 0x34f6:0x58) on at Enum\Root\Net\0000
NETDI: SetupFlags=51B(SUF_INSETUP)(SUF_FIRSTTIME) BootCount= NetSetupFlags=7 (RETAIL)
NETDI: ProcessNdiFileQueue: C:\WININST0.400\wsock32.dll -> C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\wsock32.dll copied file
NETDI: ProcessNdiFileQueue: C:\WININST0.400\winsock.dll -> C:\WINDOWS\winsock.dll copied file
NETDI: ChangeLine: No matches found.
NETDI: AddRemoveSetVer fAdd=1
NETDI: ChangeLine: Adding line "DEVICE=C:\WINDOWS\setver.exe"
NETDI: ClassInstall(0xa) end
NETDI: ClassInstall (0xc on 0x34f6:0x58) on at Enum\Root\Net\0000
NETDI: SetupFlags=51B(SUF_INSETUP)(SUF_FIRSTTIME) BootCount= NetSetupFlags=7 (RETAIL)
NETDI: ClassInstall(0xc) end


****** BEGIN NEW RECORDING *****

NETDI: ##################################################
NETDI: EnumComplete Start
NETDI: SetupFlags=50B(SUF_FIRSTTIME) BootCount=1 NetSetupFlags=7 (RETAIL)
NETDI: ExecuteQueuedAPIs
NETDI: NdiWSCDeinstallProvider(FF017DE1) Result=-1, Errno=10014
NETDI: NdiWSCInstallProvider(FF017DE1, C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\mswsosp.dll) Result=0, Errno=0


****** BEGIN NEW RECORDING *****

NETDI: SetupFlags=50A BootCount=2 NetSetupFlags=7 (RETAIL)
NETDI: VerifyCabsAvailable: Not network install, no need to verify
NETDI: ClassInstall (0x18 on 0x240e:0x58) on at Enum\ROOT\NET\0000
NETDI: SetupFlags=50A BootCount=2 NetSetupFlags=7 (RETAIL)
NETDI: ExecuteQueuedAPIs
NETDI: ClassInstall(0x18) end
NETDI: ClassInstall (0x2 on 0x240e:0x58) on at Enum\ROOT\NET\0000
NETDI: SetupFlags=50A BootCount=2 NetSetupFlags=7 (RETAIL)
NETDI: Examining class Net
NETDI: Found Enum\Root\Net\0000 in registry
NETDI: GenInstallDriver, C:\WINDOWS\INF\NETPPP.INF,PPPMAC.ndi
NETDI: GenInstallDriver, C:\WINDOWS\INF\NETPPP.INF,PPPMAC.ndi
NETDI: GenInstallDriver, C:\WINDOWS\INF\NETPPP.INF,PPPMAC.ndi
NETDI: NdiCreate(Dial-Up Adapter) OK
NETDI: Validating Dial-Up Adapter at Enum\ROOT\NET\0000, rc = 0x0
NETDI: GenInstallDriver, C:\WINDOWS\INF\NETPPP.INF,PPPMAC.Install
NETDI: GenInstallDriver, C:\WINDOWS\INF\NETPPP.INF,PPPMAC.Install.WSock2
NETDI: ChangeLine: No matches found.
NETDI: ConfigureSetVer called
NETDI: AddRemoveSetVer fAdd=0
NETDI: RemLine: Deleting "DEVICE=C:\WINDOWS\setver.exe"
NETDI: ClassInstall(0x2) end
NETDI: ClassInstall (0xc on 0x240e:0x58) on Dial-Up Adapter at Enum\ROOT\NET\0000
NETDI: SetupFlags=50A BootCount=2 NetSetupFlags=3 (RETAIL)
NETDI: ClassInstall(0xc) end
NETDI: ##################################################
NETDI: EnumComplete Start
NETDI: SetupFlags=50A BootCount=2 NetSetupFlags=3 (RETAIL)
NETDI: ExecuteQueuedAPIs
NETDI: Examining class Net
NETDI: Found Enum\Root\Net\0000 in registry
NETDI: NdiCreate(Dial-Up Adapter) OK
NETDI: CreateNetwork, Batch=0
NETDI: 1Got default
NETDI: 1Got default MSTCP
NETDI: GenInstallDriver, C:\WINDOWS\INF\NETTRANS.INF,MSTCP.ndi
NETDI: GenInstallDriver, C:\WINDOWS\INF\NETTRANS.INF,MSTCP.ndi
NETDI: GenInstallDriver, C:\WINDOWS\INF\NETTRANS.INF,MSTCP.ndi
NETDI: NdiCreate(TCP/IP) OK
NETDI: 1Got default FAMILY
NETDI: GenInstallDriver, C:\WINDOWS\INF\NETFAM.INF,FAMILY.ndi
NETDI: GenInstallDriver, C:\WINDOWS\INF\NETFAM.INF,FAMILY.ndi
NETDI: GenInstallDriver, C:\WINDOWS\INF\NETFAM.INF,FAMILY.ndi
NETDI: NdiCreate(Microsoft Family Logon) OK
NETDI: 1Got default
NETDI: Validating Microsoft Family Logon at Enum\Network\FAMILY\0000, rc = 0x0
NETDI: Validating TCP/IP at Enum\Network\MSTCP\0000, rc = 0x0
NETDI: Validating Dial-Up Adapter at Enum\Root\Net\0000, rc = 0x0
NETDI: GenInstallDriver, C:\WINDOWS\INF\NETFAM.INF,FAMILY.Install
NETDI: GenInstallDriver, C:\WINDOWS\INF\NETFAM.INF,FAMILY.Install.WSock2
NETDI: GenInstallDriver, C:\WINDOWS\INF\NETTRANS.INF,MSTCP.Install
NETDI: GenInstallDriver, C:\WINDOWS\INF\NETTRANS.INF,MSTCP.Install.WSock2
NETDI: NdiWSCDeinstallProvider(FF017DE0) Result=-1, Errno=10014
NETDI: NdiWSCInstallProvider(FF017DE0, C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\msafd.dll) Result=0, Errno=0
NETDI: NdiWSCUnInstallNameSpace(FF017DE2) Result=-1
NETDI: NdiWSCInstallNameSpace(FF017DE2,C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\rnr20.dll) Result=0
NETDI: NdiWSCDeinstallProvider(E70F1AA0) Result=-1, Errno=10014
NETDI: NdiWSCDeinstallProvider(ECBDCBA0) Result=-1, Errno=10014
NETDI: NdiWSCInstallProvider(ECBDCBA0, C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\rsvpsp.dll) Result=0, Errno=0
NETDI: ConfigureSetVer called
NETDI: AddRemoveSetVer fAdd=0
NETDI: ====================FirstBootCall==================
NETDI: ExecuteQueuedAPIs
NETDI: ClassInstall (0x6 on 0x2e06:0x788) on at
NETDI: SetupFlags=50A BootCount=2 NetSetupFlags=1 (RETAIL)
NETDI: dif_FirstTimeSetup
NETDI: ClassInstall(0x6) end
NETDI: ClassInstall (0xc on 0x2e06:0x788) on at
NETDI: SetupFlags=50A BootCount=2 NetSetupFlags=1 (RETAIL)
NETDI: ClassInstall(0xc) end

The NETLOG.TXT file is stored in the system's root directory (C:\) and is used in the troubleshooting of network problems.

maybe created when i set up the router and cable modem?

I wouldn't worry about it. :)

Thanks for the replies deadaddict.

No problem glad I could help you out with this :)