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Originally Posted by greencreeper
With Ethernet, once the card is installed, it's a simple case of connecting the PC to a modem. It's a lot less hassle than USB. In fact, if you look at this forum, you'll see that many people have trouble with it being simple - i.e. it cannot be that simple, so they try installing the drivers on the CD and end up in a right mess. There's also the VirtualTruck error, unique to USB, and the fact that the CD comes with a load of junk, including BB Medic.
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the problem is companies see it as 'less technical' for tehe cunsumer to plug something in, run a cd and it works
the extra software is
supposed to help you...
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Originally Posted by greencreeper
I would have thought older PCs are more likely to not have a USB port than Ethernet - the latter pre-dates the former.
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i have seen a fair few old pc's without usb, newer pc's do come with an ethernet card, bu tnot everyone has a ethernet card or usb port.
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Originally Posted by greencreeper
Your trouble is you're Ethernetist  |
a what ? yes i support ethernet
