Thread: If you have to use dial-up, don't use NetZero
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Re: If you have to use dial-up, don't use NetZero
I might be wrong about dialup, but I don't think you should need any software for a dialup (or DSL) connection. If you have the phone number, username, and password, you can connect using the operating system.

When we got DSL, Verizon sent a setup CD, but it didn't only help configure the connection, it installed help center software, an IE toolbar, and probably some spyware. The computer doesn't really need any of that for you to plug into the modem and directly configure the connection.
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