XP and PPPoE question
ok here is the deal I was running WIn XP home and upgraded to WINXP professional but when I did I no longer have the option of using PPPoE, when I go to the setup internet connection the onlyoption I have is broadband connection that is always on the dialup and PPPoE options are faded out.
I upgraded from a coppied CD any suggestions on how toget this working properly again?
I upgraded from a coppied CD any suggestions on how toget this working properly again?
go to control panel
add network connection
open new connection wizard
check connect directly to the internet
check maanual input with user name and password
should get you there
its easy in xp should take no more than a minute to set it up
you need the provider add
which is sympatico.ca
then your user name and password
[ February 27, 2004, 06:37 PM: Message edited by: pinhead ]
add network connection
open new connection wizard
check connect directly to the internet
check maanual input with user name and password
should get you there
its easy in xp should take no more than a minute to set it up
you need the provider add
which is sympatico.ca
then your user name and password
[ February 27, 2004, 06:37 PM: Message edited by: pinhead ]
I can only assume you mean
1)contole panel
2)network and internet connections
3)setup and change internet connection
4)connect to the internet
5)Setup my connection manualy
6)connect using a broadband connection that requires a username and password (otherwise called PPPoE) wich is the option that is greyed out
1)contole panel
2)network and internet connections
3)setup and change internet connection
4)connect to the internet
5)Setup my connection manualy
6)connect using a broadband connection that requires a username and password (otherwise called PPPoE) wich is the option that is greyed out
Soo click on network Connections, then click n Create Connection, when that window comes up the select Connect to the internet, SETUP MY CONNECTION MANUALLY, if you don't have it still then remove whatever active connections you have now like previous dialup/dsl/cable connectins if you still can't check and make sure you have full permisions even though XP pro some settings are fully allowed.
[ February 27, 2004, 07:03 PM: Message edited by: ChizzerZ24 ]
[ February 27, 2004, 07:03 PM: Message edited by: ChizzerZ24 ]
I have no other connections and I am an administrator so I have full permissions
I looked in my system event viewer and I am getting the information "The Remote access connection manager service entered the stopped state"
and the error "Remote access manager failed to start because it couldnot create buffers. restart the computer"
they come repeatedly, and yes I did restart the computer.
Thanks for the help
I looked in my system event viewer and I am getting the information "The Remote access connection manager service entered the stopped state"
and the error "Remote access manager failed to start because it couldnot create buffers. restart the computer"
they come repeatedly, and yes I did restart the computer.
Thanks for the help


