What do you mean by modem? A modem is what you use for dial-in/dial- out capabilities over a phone line. Or, a modem is what connects a router from LAN to DSL (phone) line. Or, does your modem (for a DSL or cable connection) have a LAN port? And you connect your computer's LAN port to it? OOOPS!! I decided to do my own research and found that indeed you are connected via DSL. That being said... You do not use a driver (in either Ubuntu, Windows XP, or 7) for the modem!!! It is your LAN adapter in the PC which uses a driver. Most likely the PC's onboard LAN port is failing. You should try with a PCI network card.
On Jan 25, 9:31 am, Sunil Tripathy <[email protected]> wrote: > I am facing this problem for last couple of months. I am unable to use > the LAN for the Internet or networking.When the power is supplied to the CPU > and modem, the LED for LAN in the modem glows, but as the computer boots, > after 2-3 sec the LED diminishes and there will be no network connection > after the computer starts. > I was using the modem with on board LAN port. Suddenly it didn't > recognise and showed me no network connectivity. I thought cable might be > damaged, changed but still no solution. I checked with another computer with > that modem, it worked. So I thought my LAN port has a problem. I checked the > MB with other desktop, it worked fine. I can't figured out what can be a > problem. > I am using the same modem with UBUNTU in USB mode. I am unable to use > the modem with WIN 7 as I don't have the driver. I have got 2 modems 1-MT882 > and 2-C2110 Nokia siemens. Both are not working with WIN 7 in USB mode. > I tested removing one by one the graphics card,audio and tuner but > nothing gave me any result. > Can somebody suggest any solution? > > -- > Regards > Sunil -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Computer Tech Support" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/computer-tech-support?hl=en.
