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    LAN ICON is missing

    I have win 98 SE.I used to see the two small monitors right beside the time for the connection status but I dont see it anymore.How do I get it back?
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    Ummm... connect to a LAN?

    And, may I say, welcome back once again.



    Are you connected to the LAN? Can you get online and do local network ****?

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    I think that you check the display modem status box in options

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    is just the icon missing or can you not connect to the internet as well? if you cannot connect, then make sure the drivers for your nic are installed.
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    I can connect.I just want to see those Icons.Yes, I am connected to a LAN.
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    AFAIK dont think there is a LAN icon in 98....other than the modem connection that nihil mentioned

    It is in 2000\XP.....

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    The icon in the taskbar next to the time is your modem. It shows you amount of data transferred, speed, length of connection.

    <start>
    <control panel>
    <dial up networking>
    <connection settings>

    Check the box marked "show an icon on taskbar after connected"

    Or you can do it in options when you set up a new link as I suggested earlier.

    Win9x/ME were designed as stand alone OSes so do not have the LAN icon (which shows you a map of connected devices etc)..............that is NT4/Win2000/XP



    EDIT: You will only see this icon if you connect through a dial-up modem.

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