Make your computer use Dial-up networking to connect you to the internet every time you boot

To make your computer use Dial-up networking to connect you to the internet every time you boot, go into the dial-up networking directory in "My Computer." 

Now click on the file that you usually use to connect to the internet and drag it to the desktop; it should appear there WITHOUT asking any questions such as "This file cannot be placed on the desktop, would you like to create a shortcut instead?" 

At this point, you should "cut" (CTRL X)the file off of the desktop and placing it in your startup directory in your start menu. 

Now reboot your computer. It should automatically connect you to the internet without the "enter information" box appearing, forcing you to click Connect before it continues. If it does come up with the box, do two things... type in your password in the appropriate box when it appears on the boot-up and check the box below it that says "Save Password." Now you must connect to the internet once by clicking on Connect. The call must go through or else it will not save your password. 

Now disconnect from that call once it has completed verifying you. Go into dial-up networking in My Computer and click ONCE on the icon that you dragged to the desktop before. Choose "settings" from the toolbar at the top of the window. Uncheck the box in this window stating "Display information box." Now reboot and watch it dial!

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