How to Modify an existing connection in Windows 95 or 98

1. Open My Computer icon.
2. Open the Dial-Up Networking folder.
3. Right-click on the tribcsp.com icon, and select Properties
4. Verify that the phone number listed matches your local access number.
5. Uncheck the box next to Use area code and dialing properties is unchecked. (See Note 1 if you don't see this box)
6. Click on the Configure button.
7. Verify that the Maximum Speed is set no higher than 57600, and the box Only connect at this speed is unchecked.
8. Click OK.
9. Click on the Server Types tab. (See Note 2 if you don't have a tab)
10. Uncheck the box next to Log on to network
11. Check the box next to Enable Software Compression.
12. Uncheck the box next to Require encrypted password.
13. Uncheck the box next to Require data encryption.
14. Uncheck the box next to Record a log file for this connection.
15. Uncheck the box next to NetBEUI.
16. Uncheck the box next to IPX/SPX Compatible.
17. Check the box next to TCP/IP.
18. Click on the TCP/IP Settings button.
19. Verify that Server assigned IP address is selected.
20. Verify that Server assigned name server addresses is selected.
21. Check the box next to Use IP header compression.
22. Check the box next to Use default gateway on remote network.
23. Click OK.
24. Click OK.
25. Click OK.
26. Close the Network Connections window.

Note #1: Older versions of Windows 95 label this box Use country code and area code

Note #2: Older versions of Windows 95 have a Server Types button instead of a tab. When you have completed your changes, you'll need to click OK an extra time.