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Set up XP to automatically connect to the Internet.

1) IE -- Tools -- Internet Options -- Connection, select "Always Default Connection";

2) In the "Dial-up Connection", check "Save username and password for the following users", and select "Anyone who uses this computer" - dial-up;

3) Broadband—Attributes—Options--- Remove the "prompt name, password, credential, etc.".

Set win7 to connect to the network automatically.

1) Create a new broadband connection and name it "Broadband Connection 2". Right-click on it, open the properties, find the option in the properties, and put the display progress and prompt name. Remove all the check marks in front of the password and certificate, and click OK to exit.

Then, click Start to open the run window, type "regedit" in the input field and press Enter.

The system will automatically pop up the "registry", find and open hkey local machine, software, microsoft, windows, currentversion, run in order, and then create a new string key in the window on the right, name it yourself, and double-click to enter the key value as c: windows system32 rasphone -d"Broadband connection2"。

Finally, enter "msconfig" in the run bar to find the startup item to see if it has added a windows startup item, and its command is our c: windows system32 rasphone -d"Broadband connection 2", so that you can turn on and connect to the Internet.

1.Right-click on "Net Neighbors" - "Properties".

2.In the pop-up "Network Connection", right-click on your adsl dial-up icon - "Properties" - Options", tick the "Prompt name, password and certificate, etc." option, OK.

3.Add the ADSL icon from your desktop to the launcher (i.e. drag to "Start" - Program "- Startup" - right-click here at startup, select Open, and drag the ADSI icon in.

In doing so, every time the machine starts, it is automatically dialed.

Set up automatic login to save username and password.

Another way: open "Start=>Settings=>Control Panel=>Task Schedule=>Add Task Schedule" and select the program to be executed: C: Windows -D"***"

*** in double quotation marks is the PPPOE dialing name you created), and check "When the computer starts", and then enter the system administrator's login and password. When you're done, double-click to open its properties window, and in the Tasks tab, add "-d adsl" to the command for "Run"."(My name is "adsl"). Also remove all selections from the Settings tab.

Open the Registry, find [hkey local machine software Microsoft Windows NT CurrentVersion Winlogon], create a new string value named keeprasconnections in the right pane, and set its value to 1.

This way, every time you boot the system, your ADSL connection will automatically dial in to the Internet.

The best thing to do is to plug in a router.

The router dials directly.

That way, you won't have to wait to turn on your computer again.

You can go directly to the Internet when you enter the desktop.

First, check the status of the network card.

If the NIC is not working properly or is damaged, you may not see the Local Connection Icon when you open the Network and Dial-up Connections window. To check whether the NIC is working properly, just click the "Start" "Settings" "Control Panel" command, in the pop-up control panel window, double-click the "System" icon, in the pop-up system property setting window, open the "Hardware" tab page, and then click the "Device Manager" button, in the hardware device list interface that appears later, double-click the NIC icon, and in the NIC property setting interface, you can see the working status of the NIC in the next NIC property setting interface.

2. Check whether the relevant services are enabled.

First of all, check whether the network connection service has been started, when checking the service, you can click "Start" "Programs" "Management Tools" "Service" command in turn, in the system service list that is opened next, find the "network connections" option, and double-click the option with the mouse, in the pop-up service property setting interface, you can see the startup status of the service; If you find that the service has not been started, you can click the drop-down button at the "Startup Type" setting, select "Automatic" from the pop-up drop-down list, click the "Apply" button, and then click the "Start" button, so that the "Network Connections" service can be re-enabled.

1. In the window where you give the second picture, click the small triangle drop-down menu, click "Auto", click the "Apply" button, and then confirm to exit, you can, every time you start the computer in the future, it will automatically start DHCP and get the correct IP.

As shown in the figure below: 2. The problem may be caused by your use of optimization software. Actually, you can stop it, then set your computer's IP to, mask to, and gateway to, and under the routing of "most" people's homes, the computer will be able to access the Internet, and the boot speed will be faster. However, it is not recommended for friends who do not know much about computer networking, which involves a lot of network knowledge, and it is not effective for every router.

Factory reset your router, then open your browser and go to Router Management**:, and set up your router again.

Does the local connection of the computer choose to automatically obtain an IP address and automatically obtain a DNS server address?

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There is an automatic connection.

If XP's.

I'll give you the tutorial.

Start — Connect — Broadband connection — Right-click — Properties — General — Check: Show icon in notification area after connection — OK.

Set up auto-start.

1.First, enter the password and account login in the broadband. Double-click the "broadband icon" in the notification area - Properties - Options - Remove: prompt name, password and certificate - OK.

2.Set up random start, one of the following three methods can be used!

1) Start - Run - msconfig - Start - Check "Broadband connection" (or other name) - OK.

2) Create a "broadband connection" shortcut icon on the desktop — hold down the left mouse button — drag into: (Start — All Programs) "Start".

3) Copy the "Broadband Connection" shortcut icon on the desktop and paste it into "C: Documents".

andsettings your account name Start Menu Programs Startup folder.

andsettings your account name Start Menu Programs Launch" file, unhide it and it will be found.

In this way, every time you turn on the computer, you don't need to do anything with the "adsl", it starts randomly and connects automatically!!

It should work.

Thank you. Have fun.

The broadband connection is created, and then copy the icon to start All Programs to start.

That's it.