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Guest
Hi
I have a AOL broadband connection which I connect to using dial up
networking. I have placed a link to this in my start up folder to auto dial
when I logon to windows. This works really well (much better than using aol's
software).
However, when I log off from windows (I'm using windows XP home SP2) I get a
"windows message" informing me that the AOL dial up connection is still
connected and i'm asked "would you like to close this connection". Windows
stops loging off at the stage of saving my settings until I press OK.
Does anyone know of a way to stop windows asking for conformation to
disconnect a connection? Keeping it connected would be preferable so I could
switch users and remain connected.
Thanks
John
I have a AOL broadband connection which I connect to using dial up
networking. I have placed a link to this in my start up folder to auto dial
when I logon to windows. This works really well (much better than using aol's
software).
However, when I log off from windows (I'm using windows XP home SP2) I get a
"windows message" informing me that the AOL dial up connection is still
connected and i'm asked "would you like to close this connection". Windows
stops loging off at the stage of saving my settings until I press OK.
Does anyone know of a way to stop windows asking for conformation to
disconnect a connection? Keeping it connected would be preferable so I could
switch users and remain connected.
Thanks
John