Re: [computer-tech-support: 8351] define "Network 4" Internet Access

It doesn't really mean any thing specific, you are connected to a network and it has a number 4, which means you probably at some point had created 3 network connections before, they might be still there, and they might be deleted by now, it's just a random name given by windows to the network connection.

On Thu, Nov 17, 2011 at 12:09 AM, Char <ladycharlene2001@gmail.com> wrote:

I request a definition of the term "Network 4" Internet Access.

First, My machine is a custom:
Windows 7 x64
6Gb Memory

I am connected to an in-home network:
Many PC's
Several Laptops
Several Cell phones which are internet ready

I have a display box on the lower right-hand corner of my monitor
above the system tray. It reads "Network 4 Internet Access". It seems
that this box is fixed and in unremovable (until the next reboot?).

I would like to know what this message means and what causes this
message to appear.

Please let me know if you need additional information.

Thank you,

Char

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