Mike Powell wrote to Jeff Guerdat

MP>On XP, I can't find a "dial-up networking" option under
"add/remove
MP>programs." There is a section for networking, but the three things it
MP>lists don't include DUN.  There is one called "simple TCP/IP" (or
MP>close to it), that says it includes a bunch of things that I don't
MP>know what they are, but they aren't DUN.  Sounds like a bunch of
MP>silly stuff that is not needed, and it wasn't even installed.
MP>Installing it didn't seem to do anything.  
MP>Under XP, how do you uninstall DUN?

You don't.  NT operating systems do not use DUN but rather
something called "rasdial.exe" located in c:\windows\system32.

About the only thing you can do is to go through Control Panel, Phones 
and Modems.  Try reviewing the properties.  That's for dial up service.

For DSL (phone and cable) you have to open the Local Area Connection 
properties dialog from Control Panel and make any adjustments there.

I have never had problems with dial up or direct connection either in
NT 4.0, Win2000, or XP.  It's usually straight forward, self detecting,
(Win2000 and XP) and really does not require further fiddling with 
protocols.  Unless you have a network, there's really not much that has 
to be done at all.

Regards.

cscag{at}charter.net

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