Who Knows
December 5th 03, 12:16 PM
From what I understand - AOL and XP firewall don't play
well together. Contact AOL
All the best
>-----Original Message-----
>I went to the Windows site to get instructions to help
>with the worm that's going around.
>The first thing they asked was that I enable my firewall,
>which I had disabled in order to play the billiards game
>I enjoy.
>But when I click on Network Connections in the Control
>Panel, and the next step is to click on the Internet
>Connection, nothing happens. (In fact, even though I am
>connected to AOL, the icon details say it is
>Disconnected.) In any case, I am unable to get anything
>to happen at that point. When I right-click on it and
>click Properties, nothing happens then either. So I
>cannot get to the "Advanced" tab/Internet Connection
>FIrewall/"Protect" area.
>So what am I doing wrong? Or has this worm gotten me
>already? I tried rebooting to do the steps but to no
>avail.
>Thanks, Bill
>.
>
well together. Contact AOL
All the best
>-----Original Message-----
>I went to the Windows site to get instructions to help
>with the worm that's going around.
>The first thing they asked was that I enable my firewall,
>which I had disabled in order to play the billiards game
>I enjoy.
>But when I click on Network Connections in the Control
>Panel, and the next step is to click on the Internet
>Connection, nothing happens. (In fact, even though I am
>connected to AOL, the icon details say it is
>Disconnected.) In any case, I am unable to get anything
>to happen at that point. When I right-click on it and
>click Properties, nothing happens then either. So I
>cannot get to the "Advanced" tab/Internet Connection
>FIrewall/"Protect" area.
>So what am I doing wrong? Or has this worm gotten me
>already? I tried rebooting to do the steps but to no
>avail.
>Thanks, Bill
>.
>