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Old 01-11-2005, 17:43   #2
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Re: BT Voyager 1500 Problem

To Cable Forum

Lets start with a few basic questions.

Are you on cable, or ADSL? If the former do you have a cable modem, or Set Top Box? If the latter is the modem ethernet or USB. Cna you confirm make and models please?

Your wired connection are you modem / STB > voyager router > PCs (wired and Wireless), or something else (if so what?)

Have you actually switched off everything, including the modem / STB, all PCs and the voyager, before restarting with wired connections in place. Get a wired connection working first to one PC, then gradually add and connect others.
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