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Check the dial-up connection you're using (right-click it and select Properties)--see if the box marked &quot;Show icon in taskbar when connected&quot; is checked.
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Check the dial-up connection you're using (right-click it and select Properties)--see if the box marked "Show icon in taskbar when connected" is checked.

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very good indeed<br />
I am very impressed with the solution give to me<br />
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very good indeed
I am very impressed with the solution give to me
thank you very much


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I made some changes on my system and I don't know how to change them back.<br />
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The icon which is displayed in the bottom right hand corner when I have connected to the internet (the two monitors) does not appear even though I am connected.<br />
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As a consequence to disconnect from the internet I have to phyisically disconnect the phone line.<br />
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How do I change this and get my icons to appear again?
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I made some changes on my system and I don't know how to change them back.

The icon which is displayed in the bottom right hand corner when I have connected to the internet (the two monitors) does not appear even though I am connected.

As a consequence to disconnect from the internet I have to phyisically disconnect the phone line.

How do I change this and get my icons to appear again?

The internet connection icon has dissapeared

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