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If you are using WinXP,<br />
Control panel - Network connections - right click on the icon for your cable modem - &nbsp;select Properties - check the box that says &quot;Show icon in notification area when connected&quot;<br />
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Good luck!!!
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If you are using WinXP,
Control panel - Network connections - right click on the icon for your cable modem -  select Properties - check the box that says "Show icon in notification area when connected"

Good luck!!!

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Start &gt;&nbsp;Control Panel &gt;&nbsp;Network Connections<br />
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Select the network connection that says Local Area Connection and right click it.<br />
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When the dialog box opens look at the bottom of that window and you will see 2 check boxes. &nbsp;Make sure the top one is checked and then you will see your icon in the system tray (down near the clock).<br />

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Start > Control Panel > Network Connections

Select the network connection that says Local Area Connection and right click it.

When the dialog box opens look at the bottom of that window and you will see 2 check boxes.  Make sure the top one is checked and then you will see your icon in the system tray (down near the clock).


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savone,<br />
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You just duplicated my post, (although you neglected to tell WKL to select &quot;properties&quot; from the menu he will be confronted by when he right clicks on the icon in Network Connections...)
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savone,

You just duplicated my post, (although you neglected to tell WKL to select "properties" from the menu he will be confronted by when he right clicks on the icon in Network Connections...)

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Ohh sorry... I was rushing and not paying attention.
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Ohh sorry... I was rushing and not paying attention.

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Hi! problem is I like that 2 Monitor icon when I use 56K,now I use cable internet,but that Icon missing,I need to go to the website to find out the usage,How I can fit it?
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Hi! problem is I like that 2 Monitor icon when I use 56K,now I use cable internet,but that Icon missing,I need to go to the website to find out the usage,How I can fit it?

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