Weird problem after repair

I've had some problems lately that have caused me to repair my XP installation using the CD. After choosing "R" and having it automatically repair my installaion, I can no longer use my broadband connection or install another. Just as a note, when it repairs the installation it seems to uninstall SP1. The shortcut is still there, but the broadband conection is no longer in "my connections." When I use the make a new connection wizard it only gives me the option of an "always on" connection and the others are greyed out. So, somehow, XP either thinks that I already have a connection installed, or it thinks that I have a static connection. I've tried uninstalling my network device and rebooting, but after XP detects and installs it again I still have the same problem. I've searched the registry for the ap ID (inside the "{}'s" ), but to no avail. I've also deleted registry entries having to do with my old connection, but still no good. Is there a way to get around this or possibly manually create a connection without using the wizard? Thanks.

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I'd actually considered that, but didn't find out how to uninstall the protocol. Is it similar to uninstalling it in NT? I'll give it a look. Thanks.

<font color=blue> <i> There are two major products that came out of Berkeley: LSD and UNIX. We don't believe this to be a coincidence. </i> </font color=blue> --J.S. Anderson