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Little Computers Icon next to clock Disappered after XP reformat & SAS Proxy problem



 
 
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Old December 26th 03, 08:14 PM
lastron
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Default Little Computers Icon next to clock Disappered after XP reformat & SAS Proxy problem

Hi ,

I used to have a little computer icon next to the clock that showed by cable
connection at 10.0 Mbps . It let me know if I was online .

Then I got attacked by the lop.com commercial "trojan" and because it
rendered my IE 6 sp2 unusable , I had to reformat .

Everything now works OK except :

1. I often lose connection because of a SAS proxy problem which I fix with
comcast's ( my ISP ) fix software , which essentially has a restore point I
use .

Why does this happen ?

2. The little computer icon that let me know I was online and showed 10.0
Mbps is gone --- how do I get it back ?

I have the computer setup in Window XP " Classic Style "


Any help appreciated and thank you in advance .



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Old December 26th 03, 08:14 PM
Rick \Nutcase\ Rogers
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Default Little Computers Icon next to clock Disappered after XP reformat & SAS Proxy problem

Hi,

For #1, I would recreate the connection from scratch.

For #2, check the properties of the connection from the =
start/settings/networking folder. The option is on the general tab.

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"lastron" wrote in message =
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Hi ,
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I used to have a little computer icon next to the clock that showed by =

cable
connection at 10.0 Mbps . It let me know if I was online .
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Then I got attacked by the lop.com commercial "trojan" and because it
rendered my IE 6 sp2 unusable , I had to reformat .
=20
Everything now works OK except :
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1. I often lose connection because of a SAS proxy problem which I fix =

with
comcast's ( my ISP ) fix software , which essentially has a restore =

point I
use .
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Why does this happen ?
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2. The little computer icon that let me know I was online and showed =

10.0
Mbps is gone --- how do I get it back ?
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I have the computer setup in Window XP " Classic Style "
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Any help appreciated and thank you in advance .
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Old December 26th 03, 08:14 PM
Jim Macklin
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Default Little Computers Icon next to clock Disappered after XP reformat & SAS Proxy problem

Control Panel/network connection, there is a checkbox to
show icon.


"lastron" wrote in message
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| Hi ,
|
| I used to have a little computer icon next to the clock
that showed by cable
| connection at 10.0 Mbps . It let me know if I was online .
|
| Then I got attacked by the lop.com commercial "trojan" and
because it
| rendered my IE 6 sp2 unusable , I had to reformat .
|
| Everything now works OK except :
|
| 1. I often lose connection because of a SAS proxy problem
which I fix with
| comcast's ( my ISP ) fix software , which essentially has
a restore point I
| use .
|
| Why does this happen ?
|
| 2. The little computer icon that let me know I was online
and showed 10.0
| Mbps is gone --- how do I get it back ?
|
| I have the computer setup in Window XP " Classic Style "
|
|
| Any help appreciated and thank you in advance .
|
|
|


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Old December 26th 03, 08:15 PM
Quaoar
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Default Little Computers Icon next to clock Disappered after XP reformat & SAS Proxy problem

lastron wrote:
Hi ,

I used to have a little computer icon next to the clock that showed
by cable connection at 10.0 Mbps . It let me know if I was online .

Then I got attacked by the lop.com commercial "trojan" and because it
rendered my IE 6 sp2 unusable , I had to reformat .

Everything now works OK except :

1. I often lose connection because of a SAS proxy problem which I fix
with comcast's ( my ISP ) fix software , which essentially has a
restore point I use .

Why does this happen ?


Thas SAS proxy is not needed. Here is a discussion of what it is, and
how to get rid of it:

http://www.dslreports.com/forum/rema...ight~mode=flat




2. The little computer icon that let me know I was online and showed
10.0 Mbps is gone --- how do I get it back ?

I have the computer setup in Window XP " Classic Style "


Go to your network connection, select Properties. At the bottom of the
dialog is a checkbox to show the connection.



Any help appreciated and thank you in advance .



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Old December 26th 03, 08:15 PM
Quaoar
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Default Little Computers Icon next to clock Disappered after XP reformat & SAS Proxy problem

Rick "Nutcase" Rogers wrote:
Hi,

For #1, I would recreate the connection from scratch.


Not so.
http://www.dslreports.com/forum/rema...ight~mode=flat


For #2, check the properties of the connection from the
start/settings/networking folder. The option is on the general tab.


"lastron" wrote in message
...
Hi ,

I used to have a little computer icon next to the clock that showed
by cable
connection at 10.0 Mbps . It let me know if I was online .

Then I got attacked by the lop.com commercial "trojan" and because it
rendered my IE 6 sp2 unusable , I had to reformat .

Everything now works OK except :

1. I often lose connection because of a SAS proxy problem which I
fix with
comcast's ( my ISP ) fix software , which essentially has a restore
point I
use .

Why does this happen ?

2. The little computer icon that let me know I was online and showed
10.0
Mbps is gone --- how do I get it back ?

I have the computer setup in Window XP " Classic Style "


Any help appreciated and thank you in advance .



 




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