What should I do if the username and password options are not available when WinXP creates a broadband connection?

When the machine at home just wants to establish a network connection, it usually uses broadband Internet access, which requires us to set it up. When the WinXP system creates a broadband connection, it may find that the option to connect with a broadband connection requiring a username and password is grayed out and cannot be selected. This is because the Remote Access Connection Manager service is not started or disabled, just start it.

To do the following:

1, click the Start menu, then Run, type services.msc Enter;

2, found in the local Remote Access Service Connection Manager option;

3, double-click Remote Access Connection Manager option to start the service, and the startup type to & ldquo; manual & rdquo; or & ldquo; automatic & rdquo; to.

4, after we start re-create the broadband connection will find the gray choose a previously optional.

Some users often think that the program should be closed when it is not used for a long time, or it can be optimized by using software to achieve the effect of speed increase. But doing so may lead to this happening.