Show Dial-Up Connection on System Tray?

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Charliec

I'm new to Vista and am still trying to get use to it. I have DSL on
a Local Network (shared with laptop), and use Dial-Up as a backup. In
XP, when connected via the Dial-Up, the connection would be shown on
the System Tray. So far, in Vista, it is not shown when connected.
How do I get the connection to show on the System Tray in Vista when
connected?

Thanks
Charliec
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Charliec
 
Right click the Start Orb on the Taskbar, select Properties, Notification Area
tab, check Network system icon
 
Thanks for the reply. I looked at that and the Network Icon is
already checked. Any other thoughts?

Charliec
Right click the Start Orb on the Taskbar, select Properties, Notification Area
tab, check Network system icon
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