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do it yourself installation
how can i install by myself (not using the cd rom kit) my internet provider? (wanadoo, france). a-how do i uninstall my cd rom kit? b-will this uninstall my modem? c-what shall i do then ? to install without the cd rom? (the cdrom only allows me internet explorer (ie) as a browser when i'd like Firefox so it often opens links in ie instead of Firefox even with Firefox On...) |
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do it yourself installation
fab.ricio wrote:
I wish ISPs wouldn't do this, I've had machines rendered totally unusable after their crap s/w has gone on....however... how can i install by myself (not using the cd rom kit) my internet provider? (wanadoo, france). a-how do i uninstall my cd rom kit? I don't know about Wanadoo, I have had to resort to complete reinstalls on occasion when I couldn't get the final traces of an ISPs s/w off the box. b-will this uninstall my modem? maybe c-what shall i do then ? to install without the cd rom? now you're talking This usually works, but without knowing the specifics I can't really be certain. Go to the web site of your modem and get the device drivers for your operating system. Follow their install procedure - you may need to run the device driver install before you connect up the modem, read it all properly first Connect your modem and wait for XP to do it's thing and install the device Just in case do a reboot - ok, I'm conservative here Plug the modem into the phone line and it should pick up an ADSL signal (look at the lights) Go into the modem configuration screen (this varies - read the modem's web site) and put in your username and password as given to you. Set up the correct vaules for authentication, encapsualtion, VPI and VCI - you'll get these from your ISP or your ISPs web site. Then you should be ready to go without having any changes or bad s/w installed on your system Simple isn't it! This is why ISPs send out their disks, it's too hard for some people. If you're using Firefox as you say you are you know enough already to be able to do a manual set-up I'm sure other Wanadoo users can fill in the exact details for you. Good luck (the cdrom only allows me internet explorer (ie) as a browser when i'd like Firefox so it often opens links in ie instead of Firefox even with Firefox On...) |
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