[spike7451]

Does the spine of the Install disc say 200/250 on it?Apparently the old discs dont have all the drivers on it.Also,are you using windows millenium? I've had a lot of problems getting routers to work.
Try turning OFF all the anti virus/firewalls & then try the disc.If not,go to 'internet options' ( in control panel0
Go to connections & add a new one.Make sure 'never dial' is ticked & on the LAN page,tick 'automatically detect...' only.
Open I.E & type 'autoreg.autoregister.net (all lower case & NO www before the address.
Click Broardband & go from there.
Yuo'll see 3 boxes & type in;

(- denotes next box)
ntl-ct8-cj486.

Oh,if its win xp,there are some settings in the administrator page that need to be selected,but as i'm using 2000, i cant tell which ones they are,
Sorry,
Spike