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Article ID: 161656

Article Last Modified on 1/19/2007



APPLIES TO

  • Microsoft Outlook 97 Standard Edition



This article was previously published under Q161656

SYMPTOMS

When you start Microsoft Outlook 97, an unexpected MSN the Microsoft Network or Internet Service log on screen may appear. If you cancel the log on screen, it repeatedly appears every few seconds. The log on screen appears even if the MSN or Internet service is not part of the current profile.

CAUSE

A property associated with the Internet connection settings of Microsoft Windows 95 controls this behavior.

STATUS

MORE INFORMATION

Under "Connect to the Internet as Needed," there is a dial-up network connection name. If the specified connection is MSN, the MSN log on screen appears when you start Outlook. If the connection is an Internet Service, the Internet Service log on screen appears. Some setup scenarios turn this option on automatically; therefore, the problem may seem to happen for no apparent reason.

For information on how to solve this issue without removing the "Connect to the Internet as needed" option, please see the following article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:

167030 Using Exchange Client with IE Dial When Needed (AutoDial)


For information on how to solve this issue using Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0, please see the following article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:

170524 How to Stop Outlook from Dialing ISP When Starting Up



Additional query words: login connect to dial

Keywords: kbprb KB161656