stop modem

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Yes, Jack.

Open the Control Panel and double click on Internet Options.
Click the Connections tab, highlight your dialup connection and click the
Settings button.
Click the Advanced button in the Dial-up Settings section of the screen.
Uncheck Disconnect if idle for [ ] minutes.
Click OK, and OK again, and OK once more. The new settings should take
effect the next time you connect.
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JonyBrv


"Jack Black" wrote:

> I have accidently left my dial-up modem on line for considerable
> periods of time...........is their a program or feature in XP that
> will automatically turn it off after a fixed period of non-activity?
>
> Thanks
>

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Sorry you need to check Disconnect if idle for [ and enter time duration here
] minutes
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JonyBrv


"Jack Black" wrote:

> I have accidently left my dial-up modem on line for considerable
> periods of time...........is their a program or feature in XP that
> will automatically turn it off after a fixed period of non-activity?
>
> Thanks
>

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Jack Black <jackblack32003@yahoo.com> wrote:

> I have accidently left my dial-up modem on line for considerable
> periods of time...........is their a program or feature in XP that
> will automatically turn it off after a fixed period of non-activity?

Control Panel > Internet Options > Connections tab > select your ISP >
Settings > Dial-up Settings (translated on-the-fly). Next:

- Advanced - and/or -
- Properties > Dialing tab

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