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By &quot;recently reset my WinXP...&quot; do you really mean you RE-INSTALLED it? <br />
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I'm guessing that the answer to this is yes. &nbsp;You'll need to re-install your DSL software also. &nbsp;You should have a CD from your DSL provider and some instructions to get this going again. &nbsp;If not, you'll need to contact their SUPPORT DESK for assistance.
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By "recently reset my WinXP..." do you really mean you RE-INSTALLED it?

I'm guessing that the answer to this is yes.  You'll need to re-install your DSL software also.  You should have a CD from your DSL provider and some instructions to get this going again.  If not, you'll need to contact their SUPPORT DESK for assistance.

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I recently reset my WinXP because I was getting a lot of virus and it affects the performance of my OS, when i was finally up and running, i lost all of the software that was provided by my dsl isp.so i went to create a new broadband connection because my dsl line doesnt have any problems. when i finaly got into the network connections window, the only icon i saw was LAN or High speed internet and went i tried creating a broadband connection it wont let me choose &quot;create a broadband connection that requires a username and password&quot;.the icon was there before but now i dont know where it went.i am not on a router so i need that icon to connect.
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I recently reset my WinXP because I was getting a lot of virus and it affects the performance of my OS, when i was finally up and running, i lost all of the software that was provided by my dsl isp.so i went to create a new broadband connection because my dsl line doesnt have any problems. when i finaly got into the network connections window, the only icon i saw was LAN or High speed internet and went i tried creating a broadband connection it wont let me choose "create a broadband connection that requires a username and password".the icon was there before but now i dont know where it went.i am not on a router so i need that icon to connect.

MIssing Broadband Icon on Windows XP

Microsoft Windows XP is the sixth release of the NT series of operating systems, and was the first to be marketed in a variety of editions: XP Home and XP Professional, designed for business and power users. The advanced features in XP Professional are generally disabled in Home Edition, but are there and can be activated. There were two 64-bit editions, an embedded edition and a tablet edition.