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Old 14-07-2004, 13:21   #31
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NTL broadband you do not need to dial (unless your using a usb cable)
i dont know where you get this idea from but im with NTL and on usb but i dont dial out its there all the time
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NTL is by far betterthan BT i have had them both before and with BT i just cant get started
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Old 14-07-2004, 20:44   #33
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NTL broadband you do not need to dial (unless your using a usb cable)
i dont know where you get this idea from but im with NTL and on usb but i dont dial out its there all the time
NTL cable modems can work on a usb lead or an ethernet cable. If your cable modem is on a usb lead and not on an ethernet cable the computer still thinks it a dialup modem. You may have a set top box or a cable modem i have not seen before.
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Old 14-07-2004, 20:54   #34
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You may have a set top box or a cable modem i have not seen before.
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NTL broadband you do not need to dial (unless your using a usb cable)
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NTL broadband you do not need to dial (unless your using a usb cable)
No, But it is a good get out off jail free statment. so you dont have to click connect then and its not on auto connect and you are using a usb cable modem using the usb port and your not on a set top box, all these questions and no answers.
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