
03-03-2007
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RE: Broadband Connection not shown in systray Network icon
Thanks Mary. I think I am missing something. My broadband connection is not
always active. I have to manually connect whenever I want to go on-line.
When I am done surfing the web, I disconnect. Only my local area connection
is active all the time. This is exactly the same way things worked under XP.
I should probably note that I don't currently use a router. When I had my
network set up using a router, my broadband connection was active all the
time. Without the router, it only connects when I tell it to.
"Mary" wrote:
> A broadband connection (dsl or cable) should not give you the option to
> disconnect since you are always connected. Your Internet Options in IE need
> changing. Go to IE, Tools, Internet Options, Connections tab and make sure
> there is nothing in the Dialup/VPN box. Then make sure Never dial a
> connection is selected. This will be greyed out when the box is empty, so
> check it first before you delete the dialup connection.
>
> "Darkwunder" wrote:
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> > My Broadband Connection is not always identified as being active in the
> > systray even though it is. The network connection window that comes up when
> > the systray context menu item "connect to network" is selected correctly
> > shows the broadband connection as active, and gives me the option to
> > disconnect. The network map also correctly shows the connection as active.
> > When I disconnect and reconnect, my Broadband connection is still not shown
> > as active in the systray. When this happens, the only way to get my
> > connection to display as active in the systray is to reboot.
> >
> > Any suggestions on how to get the network connections to show up properly in
> > the systray would be greatly appreciated.
> >
> > Regards,
> > DarWun
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