Showing posts with label Dial-Up Connections Configuring. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dial-Up Connections Configuring. Show all posts

Tuesday, 9 July 2013

Dial-Up Connections Configuring for windows 7 and Vista

How to create a dial-up connection in Windows Vista or Windows 7

1. If you're using a desktop computer,.ensure you're using a rear (at the back of the computer) USB port. If you are, try a different rear USB port

2. If you're using a laptop computer
(notebook, netbook or ultrabook)
try a different USB port

3. If you're using a laptop computer
move a different location,
prefferably one where you have
previously experienced good
reception

4. Change the network preference of your mobile broadband modem

Step 1
Open your Start menu and click on
'Control Panel'.

Step 2
Change the view to 'Small icons',
and click 'Network and Sharing
Center'.

Step 3
Click 'Set up a new connection or network'.

Step 4
Click 'Set up a dial-up
connection'.

If you are given the option, next
choose the ' your Mobile usb Modem E.g. (Nokia, Samsung, Huawei) '.

Step 5
Next enter the connection details
as follows: Phone number: * 99#
Username/Password: Leave this
field blank Connection Name: Choose something recognisable e.g.
'network dial-up connection'

Then click 'Connect'.

Step 6
Next, create a shortcut on your
desktop by clicking 'Change
Adapter Settings' within in the
Network and Sharing Center
window.

Step 7
Right-click on the dial-up connection you have just created
(refer to Step 5 for the exact name) and choose ' Create Shortcut ' from the drop-down menu.

Step 8
You should be presented with a
notification asking if you want to
put the shortcut on your desktop.
Click 'Yes'.

Step 9
Finally, you will be asked to choose
where this connection will be used
in most cases. Choose the option
that suits your situation best i.e.
'Home', 'Work' or 'Public'.

Dial-Up Connections Configuring for windows xp

1. Click Start, click Control Panel,
and then click Network and
Internet Connections .

2. Click Create a connection to the
network at your office .

3. In the Location Information
dialog box, enter the appropriate
information. Click OK , and then
click OK to close the Phone and
Modem Options dialog box and
start the New Connection wizard.

4. In the New Connection Wizard,
click Dial-up connection, and then
click Next.

5. Type a name for the network to
which you are connecting (such as
"My Office Network"), and then
click Next.

6. Type the phone number for the
network to which you are
connecting, including, if necessary,
the area code and "1" prefix.

7. Specify whether you want this
connection to be available for
anyone's use, meaning for any user
on this computer, or for your use
only, meaning only for the user
who is now logged on.

8. Specify whether you want a
shortcut to the connection on your
desktop.

9. Click Finish .

Using Dial-Up Connections

1. Click Start, click Connect To , and
the click the connection that you
want to use.

2. In the User Name box, type your
user name.

3. In the Password box, type your
password.

4. Choose one of the following
options:

To save the user name and
password so that you will not have
to type them in the future, select
the Save this user name and
password for the following users
check box.
If you want only the current user
to have access to the saved user
name and password, select the Me
only check box.
If you want all users to have access
to the user name and password,
select the Anyone who uses this
computer check box.

5. Click Dial.