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Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: Sydney
Posts: 155
OS: xp
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[SOLVED] Cable modem Motorola SB5100
hi All
as i have only just started with all this stuff. i had my Modem installed using the USB Port (ISP Provider istallation). i need to know is it possible to change this conection using a Ethernet cable?? i have two computers 1 using XP & ! using Win 2000 at the moment i only have 1 computer conected and would like them both. i belive this is possible. if any one has step by step instruction on how to do this, Please that the time to help... i have already tried just unplugging the Usb cable from the modem and using the Ethernet cable unfortunatlly this doesn't just work. Do i need to uninstall the USB Driver before use ethernet cables cheers Yankeebean.. Last edited by yankeebean; 07-16-2006 at 10:06 PM. Reason: add information |
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You should be able to connect the ethernet cable from the modem to one computer without any trouble. Go to Control Panel > Network Connections There should be one that says Local Area Connection. When you connect the ethernet cable does the local area connection become connected (red x disappears)?
Also make sure that you disconnect the USB from the modem and the computer first. Try restarting the modem as well after you have reconfigured it. |
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Join Date: Dec 2007
Posts: 5
OS: XP home edition
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I am having problems as well. It seems to stay connected with the ISP but it looses connection (ethernet direct to PC) intermitently. I have changed
cables several times. Right now it's staying connected, but I don't know how long. I have not tried the USB connection, as I would like to use it through my NETGEAR Router once the problem is resolved. Any hep appreciated.
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Re: Cable modem Motorola SB5100
Telios, please start your own thread.
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