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  #1  
Old June 9th 09, 05:55 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.basics
HoraceM
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Default Why no auto dialup suddenly???

My machine running XP Home used to get dialled up to my broadband connection
as it booted up until recently. Now it only connects when I light up Outlook
Express. I've searched around to try and see what has changed, but to no
avail, and I cannot find what needs switching back on to revert to auto
dialup. Can anyone offer any help please?
Thanks
Horace Marks

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Old June 9th 09, 06:55 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.basics
Don Schmidt
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Default Why no auto dialup suddenly???

Broadband is always connected - DSL
Dialup is a dial tone connection which requires dialing the phone.

Which do you have?

--
Don
Vancouver, USA



"HoraceM" wrote in message
...
My machine running XP Home used to get dialled up to my broadband
connection
as it booted up until recently. Now it only connects when I light up
Outlook
Express. I've searched around to try and see what has changed, but to no
avail, and I cannot find what needs switching back on to revert to auto
dialup. Can anyone offer any help please?
Thanks
Horace Marks




  #3  
Old June 9th 09, 06:55 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.basics
Don Schmidt
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Posts: 547
Default Why no auto dialup suddenly???

Broadband is always connected - DSL
Dialup is a dial tone connection which requires dialing the phone.

Which do you have?

--
Don
Vancouver, USA



"HoraceM" wrote in message
...
My machine running XP Home used to get dialled up to my broadband
connection
as it booted up until recently. Now it only connects when I light up
Outlook
Express. I've searched around to try and see what has changed, but to no
avail, and I cannot find what needs switching back on to revert to auto
dialup. Can anyone offer any help please?
Thanks
Horace Marks




  #6  
Old June 10th 09, 03:04 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.basics
HoraceM
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Default Why no auto dialup suddenly???

Hi Don, Not sure what I have!!! , but my machine does dial up as it goes
through its boot-up routine. However I have just seen that in the "Tools -
Internet Options - Connections" page, the radio button for "never dial a
connection" was lit. I have now changed that to "Always dial my default
connection" and that seems to have done the trick, although I cannot figure
out what caused it to change in the first place, One of the numerous auto
updates perhaps, Who knows. Thanks for your help anyway.
Horace Marks - UK

"Don Schmidt" wrote:

Broadband is always connected - DSL
Dialup is a dial tone connection which requires dialing the phone.

Which do you have?

--
Don
Vancouver, USA



"HoraceM" wrote in message
...
My machine running XP Home used to get dialled up to my broadband
connection
as it booted up until recently. Now it only connects when I light up
Outlook
Express. I've searched around to try and see what has changed, but to no
avail, and I cannot find what needs switching back on to revert to auto
dialup. Can anyone offer any help please?
Thanks
Horace Marks





  #7  
Old June 10th 09, 03:04 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.basics
HoraceM
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Posts: 4
Default Why no auto dialup suddenly???

Hi Don, Not sure what I have!!! , but my machine does dial up as it goes
through its boot-up routine. However I have just seen that in the "Tools -
Internet Options - Connections" page, the radio button for "never dial a
connection" was lit. I have now changed that to "Always dial my default
connection" and that seems to have done the trick, although I cannot figure
out what caused it to change in the first place, One of the numerous auto
updates perhaps, Who knows. Thanks for your help anyway.
Horace Marks - UK

"Don Schmidt" wrote:

Broadband is always connected - DSL
Dialup is a dial tone connection which requires dialing the phone.

Which do you have?

--
Don
Vancouver, USA



"HoraceM" wrote in message
...
My machine running XP Home used to get dialled up to my broadband
connection
as it booted up until recently. Now it only connects when I light up
Outlook
Express. I've searched around to try and see what has changed, but to no
avail, and I cannot find what needs switching back on to revert to auto
dialup. Can anyone offer any help please?
Thanks
Horace Marks





  #8  
Old June 10th 09, 04:00 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.basics
Don Schmidt
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Posts: 547
Default Why no auto dialup suddenly???

You solved the problem, very good.

From your experience, and what MI5¾ states, I've learned something new.


--
Don
Vancouver, USA


"HoraceM" wrote in message
...
Hi Don, Not sure what I have!!! , but my machine does dial up as it goes
through its boot-up routine. However I have just seen that in the "Tools -
Internet Options - Connections" page, the radio button for "never dial a
connection" was lit. I have now changed that to "Always dial my default
connection" and that seems to have done the trick, although I cannot
figure
out what caused it to change in the first place, One of the numerous auto
updates perhaps, Who knows. Thanks for your help anyway.
Horace Marks - UK

"Don Schmidt" wrote:

Broadband is always connected - DSL
Dialup is a dial tone connection which requires dialing the phone.

Which do you have?

--
Don
Vancouver, USA



"HoraceM" wrote in message
...
My machine running XP Home used to get dialled up to my broadband
connection
as it booted up until recently. Now it only connects when I light up
Outlook
Express. I've searched around to try and see what has changed, but to
no
avail, and I cannot find what needs switching back on to revert to auto
dialup. Can anyone offer any help please?
Thanks
Horace Marks







  #9  
Old June 10th 09, 04:00 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.basics
Don Schmidt
external usenet poster
 
Posts: 547
Default Why no auto dialup suddenly???

You solved the problem, very good.

From your experience, and what MI5¾ states, I've learned something new.


--
Don
Vancouver, USA


"HoraceM" wrote in message
...
Hi Don, Not sure what I have!!! , but my machine does dial up as it goes
through its boot-up routine. However I have just seen that in the "Tools -
Internet Options - Connections" page, the radio button for "never dial a
connection" was lit. I have now changed that to "Always dial my default
connection" and that seems to have done the trick, although I cannot
figure
out what caused it to change in the first place, One of the numerous auto
updates perhaps, Who knows. Thanks for your help anyway.
Horace Marks - UK

"Don Schmidt" wrote:

Broadband is always connected - DSL
Dialup is a dial tone connection which requires dialing the phone.

Which do you have?

--
Don
Vancouver, USA



"HoraceM" wrote in message
...
My machine running XP Home used to get dialled up to my broadband
connection
as it booted up until recently. Now it only connects when I light up
Outlook
Express. I've searched around to try and see what has changed, but to
no
avail, and I cannot find what needs switching back on to revert to auto
dialup. Can anyone offer any help please?
Thanks
Horace Marks







 




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