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Location: San Francisco
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Wanting To Uninstall DSL
My sister and I are independent customers of SBC/Yahoo DSL. I reloaded my sister's computer. To get all the updates installed on her computer, I unhooked the DSL modem from my computer and connected it to hers.
The installation program didn't work, as SBC is doing upgrading in the area. But I was able to get the thing working on her computer by entering an htpp:// located on the underside of the modem and entering my modem's unique 10 digit number. Now that I am through doing what I must with her computer is there any way to unistall my connection from her computer or will it recognize something else when she sticks her modem on it?
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What model is your modem, and what model is hers? I've never seen the need to do what you did - a DSL modem is a DSL modem, unlike a cable modem, and authentication is done with PPPoE, not modem MAC like cable. You should just have to replace your login with hers.
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I have a SpeedStream 5100 modem. It has an htpp//000.000.0.0 number at the bottem with a ten digit modem id number.
Loging on to the htpp// site, it requested my modem number. Then it requested my username@domain.net and then my password. This logged me onto the internet. I shut off, I disconnected the modem. I cleared cookies, etc. When I rehooked the modem, I could still connect. I want to get rid of the connection. Would I go into the TCP/IP Settings and delete "DCHP enabled?" Last edited by RayH; 07-19-2004 at 07:48 PM. |
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I found the solution...just because I didn't see a program installed doesn't mean one wasn't. When I went to the web site, it installed a DSL dialer program. After a few rounds with the Indian techs, I got it.
But that sniffing around people were telling me to look for a program. I found it. |
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