Verizon Registration Software

What does the "Verizon Registration Software" do ? This is the download that is started when you go through the web dialogs starting at http://activate.verizon.net and you choose "I ordered Verizon FiOS Internet Service." . You are instructed to run this .exe file after download.
First or all, I was only trying to reach the Verizon FIOS online billing and payment portal for my FIOS account. Going through the registration for that sent me to http://activate.verizon.net . I'm guessing that this FIOS online account management portal thinks that I need to activate my recently installed FIOS service. I can't imagine why an .exe needs to be launched to activate anything - especially just to gain access to my online account management. The FIOS service itself (triple-play) is already active and operating fine.
How can I get access to online account management without running a mysterious .exe on my computer ?
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Try creating an account on MyVerizon.com if you do not have one. The exe for account activation I believe runs you through your new Email account configuration and allows you to choose what other software you wish to load as part of your account. MSN was offered at one time, then Yahoo, and now Windows Live which can be had for free anyway. Once you have a MyVerizon account you can go to your the Internet account tools and setup your primary and sub accounts for Email. It all depends if you wish to have these other add on options or not. https://my.verizon.com/central/vzc.portal?_nfpb=true&_pageLabel=vzcp_mat_Primary
On the MyVerizon.com site there is an option to register now. You will probably need your account information. It has been many years since I did mine.
Oh one more thing. Welcome to the community. Are you a Star Trek fan? Or just like lots of data?

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