D
David
I have a PC running XP that has only a dialup connection.
I have downloaded the Security Essentials install file to a USB flash
drive on another PC with a broadband connection. This has enabled me
to install Security Essentials on my XP PC with only dialup.
I acutally succeeded once in completing the install and the initial
update which took 8 hours. However, I was unable to do any further
updates because Security essentials seems unable to recognize my
dialup connection on a XP machine.
I tried removing and reinstalling Security Essentials. Now, I can't
even do the initial update as my dialup connection does not seem to be
recognized.
The basic problem seems that some Microsoft Applications (Security
Essentials is the prime problem) seem unable to recognize that I am
connected to the internet when using a dialup connection. And, yes, I
have verified through other applications that I am connected.
Is there any resolution to this problem besides an unwanted investment
in another broadnband connection?
I have downloaded the Security Essentials install file to a USB flash
drive on another PC with a broadband connection. This has enabled me
to install Security Essentials on my XP PC with only dialup.
I acutally succeeded once in completing the install and the initial
update which took 8 hours. However, I was unable to do any further
updates because Security essentials seems unable to recognize my
dialup connection on a XP machine.
I tried removing and reinstalling Security Essentials. Now, I can't
even do the initial update as my dialup connection does not seem to be
recognized.
The basic problem seems that some Microsoft Applications (Security
Essentials is the prime problem) seem unable to recognize that I am
connected to the internet when using a dialup connection. And, yes, I
have verified through other applications that I am connected.
Is there any resolution to this problem besides an unwanted investment
in another broadnband connection?