Windows Vista Compatible DSL Modems for Windows Vista RC1

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Adi

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• Oct 19, 2006

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All. You don't install a modem. You simply plug the CAT5 in.

 

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• Oct 20, 2006

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Adi said:

All. You don't install a modem. You simply plug the CAT5 in.

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Thanks Adi not quite sure what you mean, where do plug CAT5? and what is a CAT5? I'm not quite up on this sorry.

 

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• Oct 22, 2006

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Colin said:

Thanks Adi not quite sure what you mean, where do plug CAT5? and what is a CAT5? I'm not quite up on this sorry.

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Cat5 is a type of cable used in networks. What he means is that you don't need any drivers for your DSL modem, since Windows doesn't "see" it. All it will see is a network connection when you plug a network cable (cat5) from your modem into the network connection on your PC. You should have instructions that came with your modem.

 

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• Oct 23, 2006

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Thanks dbloom i see what was being said to me thank you.

 

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