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To: Challo Jeregy who wrote (15838)	8/19/2001 7:15:19 PM
From: PMG	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 52237

Well, you description was not very good... The following hardware setup should make sense: - turn off everything - plug the DSL Modem to the phone line - plug your network cable into the DSL Modem - unplug your Cable modem from the network - check what kind of network cable you need for the connection of you DSL to you USB-NIC (normal or cross-pin?) - if you have a hub, you have to do the same check. You can try to use the uplink port to simulate a cross-pin cable - leave your USB-NIC attached to your USB port - power all on - check device manager that the USB-NIC driver works fine - uninstall all drivers that relate to the cable modem (but keep in mind what devices you delete) - Check the network settings. At this stage only MS-Client, TCP-IP and the USB-NIC hardware driver should be installed, maybe some dialup-adapter. - If you made changes, restart windows. Check again in device manager. - If everything's ok, install your DSL driver. Try to keep the overview and try to identify what exactly you do. Some kind of PPPoverEthernet protokoll should be installed. - Get the appropriate driver version for your windows version - Check and read the right portions of the readme files (prior to install). - If the installation seems to be done, check device manager and network settings for changes. - If software is ok and it does not work check the cable issue - take you time and concentrate on what you do to localize the problem, then fix it <g>

To: Challo Jeregy who wrote (15838)	8/19/2001 8:10:04 PM
From: Captain Jack	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 52237

Challo-- I think we could get you through the installation over the phone BUT,,, I'm unaware of any DSL that offers any decent help service at this time. I run cable and 2 machines with 56K dialup (seperate phone line each) as backup. It looks like a LT before DSL may be worth the trouble in my area. Besides--- a 1.2 gig P4 with 526 MRAM and cable --- I'm not certain a noticeable difference can be made... The cost of cable in my area is the same or less than DSL,,, Luck