How do I delete a dial up networking connection in Vista?

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November 7, 2010 at 7:48 am #32723

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OK, it’s driven me nuts and I’m fed up… my internet went down on me (as usual) and I had to download a document for work, so I decided to tether my Blackberry to do it. Thing is, I needed to set up a dial up networking connection to do it. Now, for some reason when I open random folders on My Computer, it keeps prompting me to connect to this connection, even when I’m connected to the internet through my regular connection. Annoying! I would just ignore it, as I have… but the thing is, it keeps putting Internet Explorer into Work Offline mode and forces me to turn it back on to use WLM. Urgh… does anyone know how to delete one? Thanks 8D

November 9, 2010 at 6:14 am #177047

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Figured it out. Found the option in Internet Options.
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