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| Does anyone know how to track the process or program that causes a dial-up dialog to appear at random. I have a few free apps loaded but I cannot tell which one is the culprit or if a more sinister app has self loaded onto my PC. I have run adaware (latest update) this identifed 3 unwanted little critters and I have removed them but I still get unexpected dial-up prompts. Is ther a tool that can monitor what is causing this to happen? Regards | Guest
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| Open Internet Explorer. Click on Tools/Internet Options Go to the Connections Tab. Make sure "Never Dial a Connection" is chosen. Quote:
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