Disconnect SpeedTouch 330, (if that's what you're using), uninstall
SpeedTouch 330 in Control Panel Add/Remove Program, and also, if installed,
uninstall Dr. Speed touch, reboot.
Run your Wanadoo cd, plug in modem when prompted. When finished use the
"SpeedTouch Connection" on Desktop and fill on your login name and password.
Don't forget the @fs at the end of your lgoin name.
Then start IE6
regards, Richard
How do I set up a manual connection on Windows XP? (Broadband)
Article ID: kb311
If your current connect has become corrupt, or if you've lost your
dial up networking connection you can create a manual connection by
following the steps below.
Create a new Internet connection
a.. Click on the Start button and then click on Control Panel
b.. Double-click on Network Connections
c.. Click on 'Create a New Connection' on the left hand side of
window
This will open the Internet Connection Wizard now
d.. Click on Next
e.. Make sure that 'Connect to the Internet' is selected (click into
the circle to the left of the text to make a green dot appear)
f.. Click on Next
g.. Make sure that 'Set up my connection manually' is selected
h.. Click on Next
i.. Make sure that 'Connect using a dial-up modem' is selected
j.. Click on Next
k.. You may be asked to select the device you want to use to
connect - if prompted select SpeedTouch USB
l.. Enter the connection name eg 'Wanadoo Broadband' into the box
marked 'ISP Name'
m.. Click on Next
n.. Type the number 0 (zero) into the box marked 'Phone Number'
o.. Click on Next
p.. If prompted select 'Create this connection for anyone use'
q.. Click Next
r.. Enter your username
s.. Enter your password
t.. Confirm password
Remember: your username is everything after the @ sign in your Wanadoo
email address.
For broadband this will take the format yourname.wanadoo.co.uk@fs.
Take care when typing in your password because it is case sensitive.
Remember that APPLE is not the same as apple
a.. Make sure that 'Use this account name and password' is selected
b.. Make sure that 'Make this the default Internet connection' is
selected
c.. Make sure that 'Turn on Internet Connection Firewall for this
connection' is not selected.
d.. Click on Next then Finish
The Connection window will now be displayed
a.. Select Properties
b.. Click on the Networking tab at the top and then
c.. Click on Settings
d.. Make sure that none of the three options are selected (so there
are no ticks in any of the boxes) then click OK
e.. Click on Internet Protocol [TCP/IP] in the list at the centre of
the panel, then click on Properties
f.. Make sure that 'Obtain an IP address automatically' and 'Obtain
a DNS server address automatically' are both selected (click into the circle
to the left of the text to make a green dot appear)
g.. Click on Advanced and make sure that 'Use default gateway on
remote network' is selected, and that 'Use IP header compression' are not
selected
h.. Click OK
i.. Click OK then on OK again to save your settings and close the
window
You've now manually set up a Wanadoo Broadband Internet connection on
your computer. All you need to do is check that your new connection is the
default connection.
Linda H said:
Sorry should have mentioned i use windows xp
