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bayonet · 20-11-2005, 19:29

Doing this every day in work here is some info on whether or not you need the CD.

It was designed for people with varying computer knowledge to make it easier to reinstall your connection

However it is not needed once you are registered with ntl for changing to an ENET connection.

It can be used for USB or ENET reinstall or removing the USB drivers and house moves as described by other members above.

However when changing from USB or adding an enet connection the easiest way to do it is to power off the modem add the enet cable to PC and modem and start the modem, there is no need to shut down the PC (check robin walkers site for various modem light sequences) when the lights have settled make sure your AV and firewall are up to date and try browsing the web, job done.

20-11-2005, 19:29	#15
bayonet Inactive Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Swansea Age: 73 Services: 152Mb 2AC Superhub XL TV with TIVO Posts: 420	Re: Moving from USB to Ethernet Doing this every day in work here is some info on whether or not you need the CD. It was designed for people with varying computer knowledge to make it easier to reinstall your connection However it is not needed once you are registered with ntl for changing to an ENET connection. It can be used for USB or ENET reinstall or removing the USB drivers and house moves as described by other members above. However when changing from USB or adding an enet connection the easiest way to do it is to power off the modem add the enet cable to PC and modem and start the modem, there is no need to shut down the PC (check robin walkers site for various modem light sequences) when the lights have settled make sure your AV and firewall are up to date and try browsing the web, job done.