How To Transfer Internet Connection?

[Guest]

Hi, I am trying to help a friend who now has a new Dell XPS Windows XP Home.

Previous computer was Winndows 95 with Juno dail up internet.

Want to set up that same dail up Juno account on the new computer--how do I
do that?

Can not find original Juno install disk. Do I need one or can I just set it
up through control panel, internet connections? Tried to do that and not
working.

We are new to all this, as I am sure you can tell. What are we missing?

Please help.

Thanks,

Bill

 

[Guest]

You can download the XP version of Juno here:

http://www.juno.com/support/start/copy.html

Also, ck your device manager and make sure that your modem is detected and
working properly.

Start > Run > devmgmt.msc

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Wm P
MVP Microsoft Networking
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[Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]]

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Hi, I am trying to help a friend who now has a new Dell XPS Windows
XP Home.

Previous computer was Winndows 95 with Juno dail up internet.

Want to set up that same dail up Juno account on the new
computer--how do I do that?

Can not find original Juno install disk. Do I need one or can I just
set it up through control panel, internet connections? Tried to do
that and not working.

We are new to all this, as I am sure you can tell. What are we
missing?

Please help.

Thanks,

Bill

You likely don't need the Juno software. All you need is the info:

1. Phone number(s)
2. Login name
3. Password

(and of course a working modem on the new PC). You go to network
connections, make a new connection, dial up to the internet....blahblahblah.
It's pretty self-explanatory.

 

[Joe Crown]

The only problem with that is they detect you are not using the software
& kick you off in about 1 second if they are running slow. The biggest
reason for this is the software will display ads unless you are a paying
customer in which case you still have to use the software.

Bill

You likely don't need the Juno software. All you need is the info:

1. Phone number(s)
2. Login name
3. Password

(and of course a working modem on the new PC). You go to network
connections, make a new connection, dial up to the internet....blahblahblah.
It's pretty self-explanatory.

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