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Strange network connection icon
Shane:
It looks all normal to me, nothing to worry about :-)
Shane
jraju:
Hi, Shane, sir,
can i change the icon to normal one
jraju:
Hi, Shane now i understand. It is the view that changes the shape of the icon. I tried and tried and at last found. But in my eagerness to reinstall , i got local area connection2 and got confused a little bit.Then i renamed and i could rename to local area connection to the windows default. Thank you for sharing your views. Today, also i could not log on to this normally . Spam warning and i have proven that i am human, and i was allowed to visit. Thank you for every other answer in this forum. Its all very convincing and useful
By the by , why i am repeatedly getting the spam warning?
Shane:
--- Quote ---Hi, Shane now i understand. It is the view that changes the shape of the icon
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Ah thats why it look all normal to me. I didnt realize you had change the view type. But yes when you change that it does change the icon :-)
--- Quote ---By the by , why i am repeatedly getting the spam warning?
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Someone who uses the same ISP as you must have been spamming the crap out of people so a lot of the IP's your ISP gives out must be flagged. You could always see how much your ISP charges for a static internet IP. Then your Ip will never change and you wont keep hitting the ones that have been flagged :wink:
Shane
jraju:
Hi, Thank you for jet reply. I had not changed the view, but other users would have. Regarding flagging, a little bit about how i could absorb your idea of watching , the user of my isp may kindly be given. I have tried netstat -ano, in the cmd prompt, which gives the present connection status of all the process and application all. This command lists all the present connection. I have not found any thing amiss, as internet and my mcafee antivirus .Please let me have how to watch the flagged one. I am entirely new to this horizon
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