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Also in ie5,<br />
tools - internet options - settings<br />
select the DUN connection that you use and click settings. At the bottom there is a check box for dont allow any programs to use this connection. make sure this is checked off
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Also in ie5,
tools - internet options - settings
select the DUN connection that you use and click settings. At the bottom there is a check box for dont allow any programs to use this connection. make sure this is checked off

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Setting to &quot;never dial connection&quot; &nbsp;seem to have doen the trick. &nbsp;From this machine we are not surfing anyway, just e-mail. &nbsp;The operator now ties this into installing an Autodesk demo that requires some IE4 stuff.<br />
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Thanks
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Setting to "never dial connection"  seem to have doen the trick.  From this machine we are not surfing anyway, just e-mail.  The operator now ties this into installing an Autodesk demo that requires some IE4 stuff.

Thanks

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I have a small Windows 98 network running TCP/IP and NetBEUI. &nbsp;On one computer, when I choose “Network Neighborhood”, the default dial up connection get activated and it wants to connect to my ISP without Outlook or Internet Explorer running. &nbsp;How do I turn this off?
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I have a small Windows 98 network running TCP/IP and NetBEUI.  On one computer, when I choose “Network Neighborhood”, the default dial up connection get activated and it wants to connect to my ISP without Outlook or Internet Explorer running.  How do I turn this off?

Dial up activates when enter network neighborhood.

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