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Pipboy
OK, what's Microsoft's game here? In XP I could easily disable/enable my
internet connection by using the system tray icon to disable the connection
and by putting a shortcut to the connection on my quick launch bar I could
quickly enable it again. Apart from the fact it takes my hardware five
minutes to get an internet connection in Vista after first booting up,
where is my simple method to enable/disable the connection go? The icon
Microsoft put there now has no option to disable the connection. Yes, I
could use the long method and go to device manager and disaable the network
card but it worked perfectly in XP the other way. The only logical reason
I can see for Microsoft doing away with this method is because they don't
want us to easily disable our connection so they can keep us updated all
the time. I don't need those features though and want a quaick and easy
method to disable/enable my connection as I please. By chance is there a
new method to do this in Vista?
internet connection by using the system tray icon to disable the connection
and by putting a shortcut to the connection on my quick launch bar I could
quickly enable it again. Apart from the fact it takes my hardware five
minutes to get an internet connection in Vista after first booting up,
where is my simple method to enable/disable the connection go? The icon
Microsoft put there now has no option to disable the connection. Yes, I
could use the long method and go to device manager and disaable the network
card but it worked perfectly in XP the other way. The only logical reason
I can see for Microsoft doing away with this method is because they don't
want us to easily disable our connection so they can keep us updated all
the time. I don't need those features though and want a quaick and easy
method to disable/enable my connection as I please. By chance is there a
new method to do this in Vista?