Broadband Dialup Connection Help

[sunny152 0]

I'm using broadband dialup internet connection(PPPOE) using XP pro operating system.Now i wan't this dialup connection to be connected automatically whenever i switch on my computer.so is it possible?Thanks,sunny

Edited July 14, 2005 by microscopic^earthling (see edit history)

[rodneylay 0]

I'm using broadband dialup internet connection(PPPOE) using XP pro operating system.Now i wan't this dialup connection to be connected automatically whenever i switch on my computer.so is it possible?

 

Thanks,

sunny

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Do this ....................

 

How do I get PPPoE in Windows XP to log in automatically on boot?

 

Note: Remember PPPoE is now native to Windows XP.

 

1) In Control Panel open "Network Connections"

2) Right click on your broadband connection icon and select "Properties"

3) Uncheck "Prompt for name and password..."

4) Click "OK"

5) Open your "C:/Documents and settings" folder

6) Open the "All Users" folder

7) Open the "Start Menu" folder

8) Open the "Programs" folder

9) Go to your Programs Folder -> Startup

9) Copy a short-cut of your Broadband Connection, from the Network Connections folder in to the "Startup" folder

 

 

I hope this helps.

 

Rodney Lay

[iGuest 3]

How do I get PPPoE in Windows XP to log in automatically on boot?

Note: Remember PPPoE is now native to Windows XP.

1) In Control Panel open "Network Connections" 2) Right click on your broadband connection icon and select "Properties" 3) Uncheck "Prompt for name and password..." 4) Click "OK" 5) Open your "C:/Documents and settings" folder 6) Open the "All Users" folder 7) Open the "Start Menu" folder 8) Open the "Programs" folder 9) Go to your Programs Folder -> Startup 9) Copy a short-cut of your Broadband Connection, from the Network Connections folder in to the "Startup" folder

If that does not work for you, try this:

Create a shortcut for your Broadband Connection, place it on your desktop Go to Start Menu -> "Programs" -> "System Tools" -> "Scheduled Tasks" Double click "Add Scheduled Task" Click "Next" Click "Browse" -> browse to the shortcut you had placed on your desktop -> Select it -> Click "Open" Click "When my computer starts" Click "Next" Enter the Username and password for the administrator on your PC, if you do not use passwords to log in, leave it blank -> Click "Next" Click "Finish"

[iGuest 3]

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