Local Area Connection Status Icon. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support () When I look at the Icon, on the 'received' side of the activity box I see that there is a picture of a little padlock. Sometimes the padlock appears...

Local Area Connection Status. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windows.networking.wireless () My connection occasionally locks up and I need to restart my 3Com modemand Netgear wireless router. (I'm on XP Pro) I noticed that the icon on the local...

Local Area Connection Status on NEW PC.. I just built a new pc today and didnt update any of my drivers yet cuase i couldn't download anything successully. When i download a programm and run it a window pops up saying that the file was corrupted and telling...

status icon in the taskbar tray, do i really need to have it there or is it necessary for my connection to run properly?? It's the local area connection status icon and I have a DSL connection. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.perform_maintain...

Midway through a browsing session my computer suddenly stopped bringing in > pages. The connection status of my DSL connection showed as 'connected' > but I kept getting an error message to advise that the URL could not be > found. > I have two computers...

Local Connection activity log in windows?. Hi, Does anyone know where I can access an activity log for local area connection in windows? I'm talking about the information that's given when you open the connection status dialog box by double clicking on the...

network (1 desktop PC, Windows XP, Ethernet; 1 laptop, Windows XP, wireless - 'excellent' connection status) that is connected to the internet through a wireless broadband router using DSL. Both computers can access the internet connection without any...

or high, but MUST be set it to ALLOW the MSN Messenger all access to the Internet, this because of the dynamic ports use for Audio and Video by Messenger. 2. On the Network Connections, right click Local Area Connection, go to Properties, and the General...

part of what's done by clicking the Repair button in the Local Area Connection Status window for your computer's LAN connection. You get there via Start Settings Network Connections, then double clicking on either the Local Area Connection or Wireless Network...