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kes75
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 Posted: Fri Jul 18, 2008 10:43 pm Post subject: Master rest for 1800HG |
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I have just been given one of these that some got from yourselves. The intsructions are there for XP users. But I am trying to set it up on a win 98 pc for my neice, her laptop is xp though. I have tried to tweek about and no doubt I have made it worse. Is there some way I can delete all previous settings and allow to find our automatically.. If not how should I install. I cant find the drivers either and I have been on the 2wire site and they not there either.
I do hope you can help my niece has been desperate for her wireless so she can use her laptop. |
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kes75
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| Posted: Fri Jul 18, 2008 11:22 pm Post subject: |
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| found the master reset on 2wire website.. but they dont seem to find the drivers.. Do I need them, I didnt think these routers needed drivers. I have never needed one in the past for my old bt or netgear.. |
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itsmee
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Hi,
Not got one of these but most routers behave in a similar way, soooo...
It will depend on how you are connecting it to the computer.
If you are using Ethernet (Network cable) then you wont need drivers for the router, if however you are using USB to connect then you WILL need drivers, as the computer sees it as a modem...
This is where I'm not too sure... If the unit has modified BT firmware (operating system) I would think you can download the USB drivers off of the BT website. If the unit has been flashed with another manufactures firmware then the BT drivers will not work and you will have to find what firmware it was flashed with and get those.
Hope that makes sense.. |
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