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Old 09-20-2007, 12:39 AM   #1 (permalink)
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modem problems

My Info:
isp; comcast
modem; rca-dcm315
router; linksys WRT54G.
wireless.
WEP
intel pro/wireless 2200bg
dell inspiron 6000
xp-home

basically what happened was, comcast guy hooked me up at the tap and then asked if i also had cable tv, and i said no, so he said well i didnt block it so all you have to do is run a cable and you can get basic cable. the internet was working, but when i connected the cable... the internet stopped working. no matter how many times i reset the modem, the internet light keeps blinking. the cable tv still works. my temper is flaring. ive thought of everything i can and its still not working. im hesitating to call comcast, because i dont want them to send out another guy just in case he realizes im not supposed to have a tv hookup. could anybody help?
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Old 09-20-2007, 03:18 PM   #2 (permalink)
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