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- To
check the settings in Dial-Up Networking, please
double-click on My computer on your desktop.
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- You
will find the Dial-Up Networking icon here.
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- In
Dial-Up Networking you will find a connection named World Online.
This connection contains all settings for your Internet connection. To
check the settings, click the icon with your right mouse button and
select Properties .
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- The
first screen that will be displayed, contains the general settings for World
Online. No changes are required here, to speed up your connection. Click
on the Server Type tab. Instead of a tab, you may have to use the
button on the right of your screen.
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- Possibly
Windows 95 or Windows 98 is trying to log on to an External
network, in order to contact another computer in a WAN (Wide Area
Network). This is not an option for your Internet connection. Therefore,
the option Log on to network should be unchecked.
- Please
make sure your settings correspond with the ones given in the picture
above. The Windows 95 software compression is not entirely compatible
with the official PPP protocol. Therefore, uncheck Enable software
compression. This will decrease the logon time considerably.
- Next
click on the button Settings, on the right of TCP/IP. The
following screen will be displayed.
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- In
this screen, you can uncheck the option Use IP header compression,
to speed up your logon procedure.
- Your
Dial-Up Networking is now set for password authentication with optimal
speed.
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