cant get internet connection sharing to disable
From: adam (anonymous_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 07/27/04
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Date: Mon, 26 Jul 2004 19:31:31 -0700
i have a home network with a cable modem and a router set
up. my pc is hooked into the router and is working just
fine. i just installed windows xp on my roomates pc from
scratch, and for some reason, it is forcing internet
connection sharing to run. when i go to the network
properties, it has the local area connection AND an
internet gateway that says internet connection. windows
won't let me disable or delete this icon. when i go to
the network setup wizard, i tell it to choose another
connection type, and select hub. a message then comes up
saying that this connection type isn't recommended due to
security issues (firewall) and it just reverts back to
using an internet gateway. i tried setting up my router
and using IP addresses and such, but nothing seems to
work. he also only has one ethernet card in there. is
there any way that i can get the network settings to work
properly without using ICS? thanks for any help.
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