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> Dial Up Connection, Why does it keep popping up?
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post Jul 25 2005, 02:32 PM
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Even though I am connected to my internet through my wireless router, the dial up connection window continues to pop up. Does anyone have a fix for this annoying pop up window?
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Open Internet Explorer and go to Tools>Internet Options>Connections tab and put a checkmark in the Never Dial a Connection box. You can also run the wizard from Setup at the top of the Connections area. This will tell IE that your not dialing up. If you do that, as you go through, select the options concerning a Lan, as with DSL or Cable you are considered to be on a Lan.


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post Jul 27 2005, 05:06 PM
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Thanks Leurgy,

Going through internet options via IE didn't work, but using the same process. In the setting tab, at the dial up connection window did work.. kudos
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Thanks for posting back prefetch. I knew it was in there somewhere. Its been a couple of years since I had dialup and my addled brain doesn't go back that far. smile.gif


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