Inverse Network Technology dialer - disable?
Kampman
dialer pops up with a copyright by Inverse Network Technology. I cannot
figure out where this came from or how to get rid of it. I think maybe
it was installed by MS Encarta 98 but I uninstalled it and the dialer
remained.
I found a web site for this company but this product is not mentioned
anywhere.
I would like to disable this dialer or at least find out what its
benefit is over the Win95 dialer. If anyone has any information about
this please let me know.
Thanks.
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Hooda Gest
Kampman <kam...@megsinet.net> wrote in message
news:377990F4...@megsinet.net...
> When I start a program that uses the internet, but I am not connected, a
> dialer pops up with a copyright by Inverse Network Technology. I cannot
> figure out where this came from or how to get rid of it. I think maybe
> it was installed by MS Encarta 98 but I uninstalled it and the dialer
> remained.
The program(s) you are using are linked to this dialer. Look in the
programs' options for ways to change the default dialer. Once you unlink
that and link it to the dialer you want (say, MS's DUN 1.3), you will need
to track down and uninstall the Inverse dialer. It will probably be in the
Add/Remove Programs list.
Hooda
ifyo...@seebelow.com
On 1999-06-29 kam...@megsinet.net said:
>Newsgroups: comp.dcom.modems
>When I start a program that uses the internet, but I am not
>connected, a dialer pops up with a copyright by Inverse Network
>Technology. I cannot figure out where this came from or how to get
>rid of it. I think maybe it was installed by MS Encarta 98 but I
>uninstalled it and the dialer remained.
>mentioned anywhere.
If you went to the web site, then you probably noticed that the products
this company lists seem to be intended for the ISP market, to be used to
help providers monitor the performance of their service, including how
well they are performing from the perspective of the end user.
You might want to contact your ISP and ask whether this "dialer" or
monitor is something that came _from_ them. If it came from them, maybe
they can tell you how to disable it. Of course, you should be able to
disable _any_ task in Win95, but it would be a pain to have to disable
this particular task this _every_ time you start the system.
--
RCD
Net-Tamer V 1.12 Beta - Registered
Kampman
I found a program called AccessWizard that was installed as part of the Canon
Creative package that came with my printer. I uninstalled this software and
the Inverse dialer went away. I don't understand why Canon would even install
this kind of thing. I never really use the Canon Creative software (it's kind
of buggy) so it is no big deal.
Hooda Gest wrote:
> Kampman <kam...@megsinet.net> wrote in message
> news:377990F4...@megsinet.net...
> > When I start a program that uses the internet, but I am not connected, a
> > dialer pops up with a copyright by Inverse Network Technology. I cannot
> > figure out where this came from or how to get rid of it. I think maybe
> > it was installed by MS Encarta 98 but I uninstalled it and the dialer
> > remained.
>