Using the winitit.ini method works very well for most 95/98 systems for specific files that you want to replace. (of course nothing seems to word correctly on all systems)

But you can always test the msnet32.dll version on the next reboot if you want to.

This works best if you don't want to force your users to reboot right after you update the file. It will be done on the next reboot.

Part of the bootup process for win9x systems is to run the wininit.exe and perform any action that is specified in the wininit.ini file. so it is pretty reliable if you setup the file corectly