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From: aol error <aol on 20 Jan 2006 16:41
I have a dell laptop (INSPIRON B130) connected as a wireless station
(811.g) thru my desktop(both use MSN as the ISP). Since I will be visiting a
location without broadband, I attempted to load AOL to use my 56K modem. It
will not load and gives me a location message - BROADBAND/CABLE/DSL). Is
there a software selection in XP I must check to use the 56K modem vs the 811
wireless.

Thanks
From: Steve N. on 20 Jan 2006 17:45
aol error wrote:
> I have a dell laptop (INSPIRON B130) connected as a wireless station
> (811.g) thru my desktop(both use MSN as the ISP). Since I will be visiting a
> location without broadband, I attempted to load AOL to use my 56K modem. It
> will not load and gives me a location message - BROADBAND/CABLE/DSL). Is
> there a software selection in XP I must check to use the 56K modem vs the 811
> wireless.
>
> Thanks

Normally you'd go though Dialup Networking but since you're on AOL and
their service and software is "non-standard" I suggest you contact AOL
tech support.

Steve N.

From: Black Bart on 21 Jan 2006 18:26
On Fri, 20 Jan 2006 13:41:02 -0800, aol error <aol
error(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

> I have a dell laptop (INSPIRON B130) connected as a wireless station
>(811.g) thru my desktop(both use MSN as the ISP). Since I will be visiting a
>location without broadband, I attempted to load AOL to use my 56K modem. It
>will not load and gives me a location message - BROADBAND/CABLE/DSL). Is
>there a software selection in XP I must check to use the 56K modem vs the 811
>wireless.
>
>Thanks

Hi
Think you may find that you need a Dial Up disk and a dail up account
to do this.
Being subscribed to a Bradband account does not usually give you Dial
Up access.
See AOL sight for details

Hope this helps
Black Bart
From: R. McCarty on 21 Jan 2006 18:31
Most all the major ISPs provide around 15-20 hours of dial-up
access per month with a Broadband account.

"Black Bart" <black.bart(a)NOSPAM.workshop-6.org.uk> wrote in message
news:pig5t1996apf421d7rekqftp4c3uhmqnbv(a)4ax.com...
> On Fri, 20 Jan 2006 13:41:02 -0800, aol error <aol
> error(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>
>> I have a dell laptop (INSPIRON B130) connected as a wireless station
>>(811.g) thru my desktop(both use MSN as the ISP). Since I will be visiting
>>a
>>location without broadband, I attempted to load AOL to use my 56K modem.
>>It
>>will not load and gives me a location message - BROADBAND/CABLE/DSL). Is
>>there a software selection in XP I must check to use the 56K modem vs the
>>811
>>wireless.
>>
>>Thanks
>
> Hi
> Think you may find that you need a Dial Up disk and a dail up account
> to do this.
> Being subscribed to a Bradband account does not usually give you Dial
> Up access.
> See AOL sight for details
>
> Hope this helps
> Black Bart


From: Black Bart on 22 Jan 2006 02:16
wish mine did :-(

Black Bart

On Sat, 21 Jan 2006 18:31:37 -0500, "R. McCarty"
<PcEngWork-NoSpam_(a)mindspring.com> wrote:

>Most all the major ISPs provide around 15-20 hours of dial-up
>access per month with a Broadband account.
>
>"Black Bart" <black.bart(a)NOSPAM.workshop-6.org.uk> wrote in message
>news:pig5t1996apf421d7rekqftp4c3uhmqnbv(a)4ax.com...
>> On Fri, 20 Jan 2006 13:41:02 -0800, aol error <aol
>> error(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>>
>>> I have a dell laptop (INSPIRON B130) connected as a wireless station
>>>(811.g) thru my desktop(both use MSN as the ISP). Since I will be visiting
>>>a
>>>location without broadband, I attempted to load AOL to use my 56K modem.
>>>It
>>>will not load and gives me a location message - BROADBAND/CABLE/DSL). Is
>>>there a software selection in XP I must check to use the 56K modem vs the
>>>811
>>>wireless.
>>>
>>>Thanks
>>
>> Hi
>> Think you may find that you need a Dial Up disk and a dail up account
>> to do this.
>> Being subscribed to a Bradband account does not usually give you Dial
>> Up access.
>> See AOL sight for details
>>
>> Hope this helps
>> Black Bart
>
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