How do you connect to the internet (general question)?
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DSL is the only way to go anymore
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There is no way to access a computer over the internet if it is not connected. If it is constantly disconnected and no one had/has physical access to it, there should be no problem.
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nope, that's dial-up for you. Ask them to convert it to an ADSL line, otherwise you are SOL.
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How do you connect to the internet? If you have a broadband(Time Warner, SBC, AT&T etc*)  then its simple, but if you have dail-up(AOL, NetZero, Etc*.) you may need to install your softwares\n*If you live in america
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You can still access the internet with that thing?
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On the XP computer go to start, control panel, network and internet connections, setup or change your internet connection.\n\nGo through the motions and make sure to let the wizaerd know that other computers will connect to the internet through this computer.  If the computer has two network connectors, you may want "bridge" the connection.\n\nOnce that is done, the internet connection wizard from 98 should be able to find the internet.\n\nGood luck.
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Connecting by a patch will not give you access to the web. You need to get a router. A router will allow you to have your PC's connected as a network and feed in an internet line as well.\n\nJohn\nA+ Certified Technican
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I'm assuming you don't have a router or any special connectectivity - maybe just a basic home-type internet connection ...\n\nIf you're using Windows XP, there are tools & wizards for internet connection sharing.  Basically, they create setup files that you run on each client computer to tell them to got through the one with internet connection.  Search for 'internet connection sharing' in your computer's help or on microsoft.com.\n\nIf you're not using XP, it could be pretty tricky to get all the settings coordinated - I'd suggest searching in the help/web site for your operating system.\n\n(Incidentally, it's not necessarily smooth & easy, even with XP's tools - I've had some trouble in the past.)
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Depends on if this is an always on connection or a log-in connection.\n \nEither way try this, open Internet Explorer and Look at your options at the top, choose Tools.\nThen select Internet Options.\nIn the small pop-up window click the Connections Tab.\nThen select the Set-up button.\nThis will start the New Connections Window.\nSelect Next.\nThen select the Connect to Internet option.\nFollow the propmts for your type of connection.\n\nIf it is a always on connection it is the easiest option.\nThe others take the type of configuration needed by your Internet Provider. Add the information they provided you with (Log-in and password etc.)  to the appropriate areas and you now should be able to get on the internet.
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First off, make sure you are connected online (not working offline). Next, check your internet connection properties to see what it is allowing to connect through the internet (make sure it isnt just internet explorer or your web browser). Finally, go to the program you are trying to connect and find the Connection settings and see how you are connecting to the internet. If it is looking through a proxy server or through a specific IP, it wouldnt do you much good would it. Finally, make sure you to to toos --> internet options --> connections and either LAN Settings or Dial-up Settings and check on Automatically Detect Settings and do not use Proxy server.
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Click "start". Click "control panel". Click "internet options" It's all there.
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Make sure your computers have network cards. You can directly plug them together with an ethernet cable. Use Windows networking features from there.\n\nDo some google searching if you get stuck.\n\nThere are more elaborate ways of networking computers too.
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Click on Start, then Control Panel, then Network and Internet connections, then Internet Optiont, then tab Connections, then push  add and dial-up.   At least that's how someone from India probably coached me to do it :)  hey, worked for me
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You would normally not dial into your home ISP, but would connection via a wireless connection to a local network.\n\nFor example, if you are in a coffee shop that has a LAN, you would boot up your laptop and then connect to their network.  You can check email, surf the internet, check Yahoo Answers, etc from any connection.
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try right clicking on the icon and then click browse the internet
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You can use the network connection wizard in the control panel.  You can link them together with a USB to USB.  You didn't mention if you were using, dial up or broadband.  Anyway this link may aid you:\n\nGood Luck
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It would help if you provided more information eg state how you connect to the internet...wired modem or router or modem router.\nPeople are not going to give the best solutions to something so vague.\nIf you use a modem router try this for starters...unplug it from the mains, wait 10 seconds & then plug it back into the mains. Wait another 10 seconds & try accessing the internet again