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Installing Instant Internet in a Windows NT environment
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Installing Instant Internet in a Windows NT environment
When you install Instant Internet on a computer running Windows NT
®
(3.51, 4.0
or Windows 2000), you must have administrator rights on that computer.
Using Windows 2000 and Instant Internet
If you use the Windows 2000 operating system, members of your network that do
not have administrative rights may find that iiLogin cannot connect to the Instant
Internet unit. In this case, the iiLogin icon remains red instead of turning green.
You can correct this problem by logging in with administrative rights and adding a
parameter to the iiLogin command line.
not have administrative rights may find that iiLogin cannot connect to the Instant
Internet unit. In this case, the iiLogin icon remains red instead of turning green.
You can correct this problem by logging in with administrative rights and adding a
parameter to the iiLogin command line.
To edit the iiLogin command line to correct the problem between Instant Internet
and Windows 2000:
and Windows 2000:
1
Right click the Start button.
2
Choose Open All Users.
The Start Menu window opens for all users.
3
From the Start Menu window, open the Programs folder.
4
From the Programs folder, open the Startup folder.
5
In the Startup folder, right click Login and select Properties.
The Login Properties dialog box opens with the Shortcut tab displayed
.