Unsolved
This post is more than 5 years old
265 Posts
0
6597
May 16th, 2001 01:00
Connection Computers in System tray
Is there not a way to keep those 2 little computers from comming up in the system tray. We use that remote disconnection client thing, and if they disconnect by the 2 computers, it doesn't even give me chance to cancle the disconnection. Is there a way to prevent them from comming up?
thanks
-Dell Dimension L500cx
-Windows ME
-BIOS A12
-500Mhz Celeron Processer
-66MHz Bus Clock
-30GB Ultra ATA Harddrive (7200RPM)
-192MB SDRAM
-E770 Monitor/17in.
-12x DVD ROM
-Altec Lansing ACS-340 Speakers with Subwoofer
-MDP3880-W/56k Modem
-MS Office 2000
-Norton AntiVirus 2000
-Intel 3D AGP Graphics
-Sound Blaster 64V PCI Sound Card
-UMAX Astra 2100U
-HP DeskJet 680C
thanks
-Dell Dimension L500cx
-Windows ME
-BIOS A12
-500Mhz Celeron Processer
-66MHz Bus Clock
-30GB Ultra ATA Harddrive (7200RPM)
-192MB SDRAM
-E770 Monitor/17in.
-12x DVD ROM
-Altec Lansing ACS-340 Speakers with Subwoofer
-MDP3880-W/56k Modem
-MS Office 2000
-Norton AntiVirus 2000
-Intel 3D AGP Graphics
-Sound Blaster 64V PCI Sound Card
-UMAX Astra 2100U
-HP DeskJet 680C
No Events found!
Denny Denham
2 Intern
•
18.8K Posts
0
May 16th, 2001 02:00
Go to Dial Up Networking. Right-click your connection icon and choose Properties. On the General tab click the "Advanced" button. On the Options tab uncheck "Display modem status." OK your way out.
Want to make a hyperlink in your post, want to add a graphic or sound file, need to troubleshoot a non-working Java applet, want to build an attractive signature? These capabilities can be yours if you visit Denny's DellT@lk Tutorials.
For help in deciding what can be eliminated from your Startup list, take a look here.
Want to get rid of Network Neighborhood, change your Registered Owner name? Check out the little utilities at Delltalk Tweekz.
Ready to sign up for Web server space? Want to learn FTP? Visit Web Presence for Beginners.
scoutkjp
265 Posts
0
May 16th, 2001 21:00
-Dell Dimension L500cx
-Windows ME
-BIOS A12
-500Mhz Celeron Processer
-66MHz Bus Clock
-30GB Ultra ATA Harddrive (7200RPM)
-192MB SDRAM
-E770 Monitor/17in.
-12x DVD ROM
-Altec Lansing ACS-340 Speakers with Subwoofer
-MDP3880-W/56k Modem
-MS Office 2000
-Norton AntiVirus 2000
-Intel 3D AGP Graphics
-Sound Blaster 64V PCI Sound Card
-UMAX Astra 2100U
-HP DeskJet 680C
KayH
1.1K Posts
0
May 17th, 2001 13:00
Hi,
One other place to check is to open open DUN, choose Connections | Settings from the menu bar above the icons. Uncheck any reference you may have to showing an icon in the Activity Tray after connection.
You don't mention the connection type you use, nor do you mention any software you installed from your ISP. If Denny's location and this one do not solve the problem, then you may need to search your software settings and options, as well as any network applet you are using for the same sorts of references as have been listed here. Take all tabs and click all buttons in the options windows you have and see if you can't locate other references.
Kay