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DJ Binks 01-10-2004 15:48

NTL Home:120 Drivers for Windows AND Linux...
 
Hi all,

I have lost my NTL disk with the drivers on and im wondering if there is anywhere i can get the drivers for the NTL Home:120 modem for Windows 2000pro and Linux.

Thanks in advance

Ian :monkey:

quadplay 01-10-2004 15:53

Re: NTL Home:120 Drivers for Windows AND Linux...
 
Hi,

The drivers can be downloaded from http://www.ntlworld.com/help/windows98/ntlhome100/ - but they are for Windows (98 and above, so including 2000) only. There are no USB drivers for the ntl:home 120 modem available for Linux or Mac - you need to use Ethernet with those (or any other) Operating Systems.

Hope this helps!
Jimbo

DJ Binks 01-10-2004 16:45

Re: NTL Home:120 Drivers for Windows AND Linux...
 
hi,

It helps for the windows,
But ethernet doesnt work on my modem and ntl wont replace it :(
Do you think i should keep ringing them until they send me a new one?

quadplay 01-10-2004 17:16

Re: NTL Home:120 Drivers for Windows AND Linux...
 
How do you mean it doesn't work? Does the light not come on? If that's the case, have you tried a different NIC (Ethernet card in the PC), and a new Ethernet cable? If you've tried both, Technical Support should be able to get a new one fitted for you.

Bill C 01-10-2004 18:33

Re: NTL Home:120 Drivers for Windows AND Linux...
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by DJ Binks
hi,

It helps for the windows,
But ethernet doesnt work on my modem and ntl wont replace it :(
Do you think i should keep ringing them until they send me a new one?

Whats area are you in

DJ Binks 01-10-2004 19:37

Re: NTL Home:120 Drivers for Windows AND Linux...
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by jimbo
How do you mean it doesn't work? Does the light not come on? If that's the case, have you tried a different NIC (Ethernet card in the PC), and a new Ethernet cable? If you've tried both, Technical Support should be able to get a new one fitted for you.

Tried it on 2 different pc's and 2 or 3 different cables.






And im in Leicester


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