Category: Computer Tips and Tricks

  • Check Dialup Settings – Windows 98

    pen My Computer and double click Dial-up Networking. Right click your Expedient icon and select Properties. Use area code and Dialing Properties should NOT be checked. While you can enable Dialing Properties, we recommend you type the entire number INCLUDING properties into the “Telephone Number:” field (see below). Verify the Local Access Number in the…

  • Check Dialup Settings – Windows 2000

    To check your Dialup settings in Windows 2000: From the Start menu, choose Control Panel, and double click the Network and Dialup Connections icon. Right click your Expedient Dialup Connection and choose Properties. If necessary, choose your modem in the Connect using field. While you can enable Dialing Properties, we recommend that you UNCHECK “Use…

  • Check Dialup Settings – Windows NT

    o check your Windows NT Dialup settings: Open My Computer and double click Dialup Networking. With your Expedient entry selected in the Phonebook entry to dial, click the More button. Select Edit entry and modem properties. On the Basic tab: Entry name should be Expedient. Check your Local Access Number in the Phone number field.…

  • Check Dialup Settings – Windows ME

    To check your Windows ME dialup settings: Open My Computer, double click the Control Panel, and open Dial-Up Networking. Right click your Expedient icon and select Properties. Use area code and Dialing Properties should NOT be checked. should NOT be checked. While you can enable Dialing Properties, we recommend you type the entire number INCLUDING…

  • Check Dialup Settings – Windows XP

    To check your Dialup settings in Windows XP: From the Start menu, choose Control Panel. Click the Network and Internet Connections option, then choose Network Connections. Note: If the Control Panel is in Classic View, double click the Network Connections icon. Right click your Expedient Dialup Connection and choose Properties. If necessary, choose your modem…

  • Dialup Networking Error 629

    Problem: Error 629: The port was disconnected by the remote machine. Operating Systems: Windows XP, 2000, ME, 98 & NT There are many different causes for this type of error. The most common cause is an incorrect username or password, but it can also be caused by line noise or by a modem problem. If…