explain how a dial-up connection works?

Answer 1

you plug the phone line from your house phone to your computer/modem. Then you connect..........then you wait and wait and wait and it makes this funky noise like aliens are talking to you..like SHHHH blech blehc SHHeee ahhahahahahahha

Answer 2

your modem dials a number connecting to a server of your provider. then, your computer asks the server to direct it to the site you type in your browser. the information goes over your phone lines to the server which gets the info you want from the source computer of that info and then directs it back (over your phone lines) to your computer. fyi the info sent by the server comes out as a weird sound when you pick up your phone because it isnt sound but information and your phone decodes the information trying to turn it inot sound.

Answer 3

You have to dial your ISP phone number everytime you want to ;og on to the internet. It may be pretty expensive on your phone bill.

Answer 4

Your computer uses your phone line to call another computer, just like you use the phone to call a friend. It is incredibly slow. DSL is much faster, and cheaper than cable.

Answer 5

you go trough the toturial.

you'll get a number from ur connection
and once info is correct, you will get on the internet

Answer 6

Very Very slow

Answer 7

its works very slow...............