intranets and networks

I used to connect to the internet via a school
network/intranet. Now that I am no longer at school, how
do I keep my computer from trying to connect to the
school's network every time I start windows?

In article <116001c38c08$33e70130$(E-Mail Removed)>, "kirannaquest"
<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>I used to connect to the internet via a school
>network/intranet. Now that I am no longer at school, how
>do I keep my computer from trying to connect to the
>school's network every time I start windows?

Does the computer give a prompt for user name, password, and domain
when you start Windows?

If so, here's how to stop it:

1. Go to Control Panel | Network.
2. Set the primary network logon to Windows Logon.
3. Double click Client for Microsoft Networks in the list of network
components.
4. Clear all of the Windows NT domain boxes.
5. Log off or reboot.
6. Log on with a user name and no password.

If that doesn't solve the problem, please reply to this message in the
news group (not by E-mail) with more information to help other people
understand the problem. For example:

How do you know that its trying to connect to the school network?
What exactly does it say?
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Steve Winograd, MS-MVP (Windows Networking)

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