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My BT connection interface has been stubborn for a while now. If I try to log-in via the pop up window provided it won't let me in despite providing the correct information. So I get round this by selecting the same connection through the start > connections menu to connect and then use MSN to bring up IE.
Now the problem is this: any link provided on MSN chat brings up the stubborn BT window which refuses to let me log-in (despite already being logged in via the start menu - and no the problem doesn't come from me already being logged in) and this is the way my FTP program wants to go too.
Question is: how do I redirect my FTP program (and MSN, links-wise) into using the basic (start menu) connection and not bringing up the stubborn BT interface?
Now the problem is this: any link provided on MSN chat brings up the stubborn BT window which refuses to let me log-in (despite already being logged in via the start menu - and no the problem doesn't come from me already being logged in) and this is the way my FTP program wants to go too.
Question is: how do I redirect my FTP program (and MSN, links-wise) into using the basic (start menu) connection and not bringing up the stubborn BT interface?
Just through the start menu?
Chippxero wrote:
> Are you on dial up? if your on broadband you don't need any of the
> crap that comes with it, no software needs to be installed apart form
> the USB drivers for the modem.
Broadband.
I might give that a go then.
How do I connect using just the modem and drivers then?
> Are you on dial up? if your on broadband you don't need any of the
> crap that comes with it, no software needs to be installed apart form
> the USB drivers for the modem.
Broadband.
I might give that a go then.
How do I connect using just the modem and drivers then?
Are you on dial up? if your on broadband you don't need any of the crap that comes with it, no software needs to be installed apart form the USB drivers for the modem.
speedtouch 530?
I was having problems with bt a while ago, every link I clicked on didnt work or crashed the internet. I just uninstalled everything BT and then re-installed. Worked since.
I was having problems with bt a while ago, every link I clicked on didnt work or crashed the internet. I just uninstalled everything BT and then re-installed. Worked since.
USB modem.
What are you connecting with?
i.e. Modem? Router? Wireless?
How, too - Ethernet, USB?
i.e. Modem? Router? Wireless?
How, too - Ethernet, USB?
My BT connection interface has been stubborn for a while now. If I try to log-in via the pop up window provided it won't let me in despite providing the correct information. So I get round this by selecting the same connection through the start > connections menu to connect and then use MSN to bring up IE.
Now the problem is this: any link provided on MSN chat brings up the stubborn BT window which refuses to let me log-in (despite already being logged in via the start menu - and no the problem doesn't come from me already being logged in) and this is the way my FTP program wants to go too.
Question is: how do I redirect my FTP program (and MSN, links-wise) into using the basic (start menu) connection and not bringing up the stubborn BT interface?
Now the problem is this: any link provided on MSN chat brings up the stubborn BT window which refuses to let me log-in (despite already being logged in via the start menu - and no the problem doesn't come from me already being logged in) and this is the way my FTP program wants to go too.
Question is: how do I redirect my FTP program (and MSN, links-wise) into using the basic (start menu) connection and not bringing up the stubborn BT interface?