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Top Document: Win95 FAQ Part 8 of 14: Dial-up Networking
Previous Document: 8.6. How do I set up auto-dial when I run my Winsock program?
Next Document: 8.8. My Internet provider only has SLIP. Can I use that? (yes.)
8.7. How do I set up auto-disconnect?
As per auto-dial; install MS Plus! or Internet Explorer, and check out
the Internet control panel. You then tell it to disconnect after some
amount of in-activity (20 minutes by default).
* 8.7.1. How do I DISABLE auto-disconnect?
Auto-disconnect does have one dumb bug; unless you're performing
active surfing in Internet Explorer (Other apps it just ignores), the
disconnect timer will activate. This includes when you're downloading
large files via FTP, and not doing any other mouse clicking. Pretty
dumb.
Turn it off in the new Internet control panel, that shows up when you
install Internet Explorer, or MS Plus.
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