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Windows Firewall Crafty 03-13-2006
`--> Re: Windows Firewall Tom [Pepper] Wi...03-13-2006
Posted by =?Utf-8?B?Q3JhZnR5?= on March 13, 2006, 2:53 pm
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I just recently got the Verizon/AOL Highspeed DSL service. Had disabled my
windows firewall before installing. But have noticed upon doing the AOL
Autosign in, it doesn't detect firewall, I go to control panel, windows
firewall, and it is turned on. I x out of AOL, sign on again, and there it
detected the firewall. I have contacted AOL, but their only solution,
reinstall AOL, which I did, then I didn't have the Version, so I downloaded
that, and it still, doesn't detect windows firewall if I do auto AOL dial up.
If a manually sign in, it detects it. Was just curious as to if it has
something to do with the windows firewall part. Thanks

Posted by siljaline on March 13, 2006, 7:15 pm
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"Crafty" wrote:
>I just recently got the Verizon/AOL Highspeed DSL service. Had disabled my
> windows firewall before installing. But have noticed upon doing the AOL
> Autosign in, it doesn't detect firewall, I go to control panel, windows
> firewall, and it is turned on. I x out of AOL, sign on again, and there it
> detected the firewall. I have contacted AOL, but their only solution,
> reinstall AOL, which I did, then I didn't have the Version, so I downloaded
> that, and it still, doesn't detect windows firewall if I do auto AOL dial up.
> If a manually sign in, it detects it. Was just curious as to if it has
> something to do with the windows firewall part. Thanks

Manually configure the firewall, which is a huge asset to Windows XP SP2.
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/community/columns/cableguy/cg0204.mspx
Troubleshooting tips;
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=875357

If no joy, call AOL *again* or uninstall it and get something that (is)
compatible.

Silj

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Posted by Tom [Pepper] Willett on March 13, 2006, 7:17 pm
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From a Google Search:

AOL installs its own connection settings that override the ones that come
with Windows XP. America Online's connection settings don't include a way to
turn on Windows XP's built-in firewall!


>I just recently got the Verizon/AOL Highspeed DSL service. Had disabled my
> windows firewall before installing. But have noticed upon doing the AOL
> Autosign in, it doesn't detect firewall, I go to control panel, windows
> firewall, and it is turned on. I x out of AOL, sign on again, and there
> it
> detected the firewall. I have contacted AOL, but their only solution,
> reinstall AOL, which I did, then I didn't have the Version, so I
> downloaded
> that, and it still, doesn't detect windows firewall if I do auto AOL dial
> up.
> If a manually sign in, it detects it. Was just curious as to if it has
> something to do with the windows firewall part. Thanks



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