Quote:
|
Originally Posted by royaltiger
It should do in theory but nothing is ever that simple, what i have found easiest to do in curing most problems is a clean install of the broadband installer as if it is the first time on your computer you are setting up a internet connection,this i feel is what jim28 should do and then see what happens, there is probably a configuration conflict between the usb and ethernet, at least after doing this he will have some idea what the problem was otherwise it should be all connected and working fine
|
Zeph is quite correct, royaltiger, it's not necessary to use the ntl CD to set up or renew a connection, except to install the modem USB drivers if you use USB: see the
CF article on this.
Additionally, as is usual with ISP-provided software - and ntl is no exception, the provided software is a source of far more problems than it fixes. You shouldn't install it in the first place and, if you have it installed, you would be wise to uninstall it.
Of course, like much badly written software, it can be problematic to remove properly. See Chris W's guide to removing it
here.