Can't Configure Connections in Internet Options

Akip

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Hey, can someone explain this to me:

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I want to configure that connection to "Never dial a connection", but there is no option on how to do that.

Thanks.

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Akip
 

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well; for one thing; its not in english. So its too hard to read. Is there a way you can put it in english?
 

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The English counterpart:

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Logic would say that you just delete the dial up connections listed though I seem to remember there being an option somewhere... Hmmm...

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Hey, can someone explain this to me:

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I want to configure that connection to "Never dial a connection", but there is no option on how to do that.

Thanks.

Regards,
Akip

These settings have been removed starting from IE10.

You may be able to set this through the registry.

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings\EnableAutodial
If can’t, please try creating the registry value your self.
If can, Double-click EnableAutodial. And change the value to 1.

Source:
Where did the "Dial whenever a network connection is not present" setting go?

Source:
Options invisible in Internet Options > Connections tab - Microsoft Community
 

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