Installing freeserve,wanadoo,orange

Hi,I am installing freeserve,wanadoo,orange (what ever their called
now) on a fresh installation of windows xp.

The person i am installing it for has lost the installation cd.I have
managed to download the drivers for the speedtouch 330 modem and can
possibly set up the connection manually.I have the username and
password but i don't know what number to dial.I have often seen the
number to be '0'.Can anyone confirm the number to dial and also if
theres anywhere i can download the installation cd from?

Thanks

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> Hi,I am installing freeserve,wanadoo,orange (what ever their called
> now) on a fresh installation of windows xp.
>
> The person i am installing it for has lost the installation cd.I have
> managed to download the drivers for the speedtouch 330 modem and can
> possibly set up the connection manually.I have the username and
> password but i don't know what number to dial.I have often seen the
> number to be '0'.Can anyone confirm the number to dial and also if
> theres anywhere i can download the installation cd from?
>
> Thanks

I never use ISPs CDs (except for the USB modem driver bit)
They set all sorts of branding, IE favourites and defaults etc.

The DUN phone number probebly can be anything.
Some modems appear to pass the VPI VCI in the phone number field so
0,38 is seen sometimes.
Its a long time since i set up a USB modem. but Sagem modem I
had from Tiscali had adsl in the phone number field.

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Graham.
%Profound_observation%
sometimes

also if
> theres anywhere i can download the installation cd from?
>
> Thanks

0844 056 4000

took me 2 minutes to find it

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regards

On 9 Jul, 22:17, "Ningaloo Reef" <M...@privacy.net> wrote:
> also if
>
> > theres anywhere i can download the installation cd from?
>
> > Thanks
>
> 0844 056 4000
>
> took me 2 minutes to find it
>
> --
> regards

Cheers for the replies.

I found this...
You can get a replacement CD from:

http://www.speedtouchonline.com/CD41.asp

The number appears to be 0

http://help.orange.co.uk/resultDispl...e=5002#Goto150
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"Ningaloo Reef" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> also if
>> theres anywhere i can download the installation cd from?
>>
>> Thanks
>
> 0844 056 4000
>
> took me 2 minutes to find it
>
> --
> regards

What? for an ADSL modem?
You having a laugh or what?
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Graham.
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On Mon, 9 Jul 2007 22:56:38 +0100, Graham wrote:

> "Ningaloo Reef" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>> also if
>>> theres anywhere i can download the installation cd from?
>>>
>>> Thanks
>>
>> 0844 056 4000
>>
>> took me 2 minutes to find it
>>
>> --
>> regards
>
> What? for an ADSL modem?
> You having a laugh or what?

To avoid using the ISP's CD I found and downloaded the drivers for a
Speedtouch USB modem. Only trouble was, the setup wanted several decisions
re. protocols and so on - was it just coincidence that I wasn't on line at
the time? ;-)
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Peter.
You don't understand Newton's Third Law of Motion?
It's not rocket science, you know.

"Graham" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> >> also if
>>> theres anywhere i can download the installation cd from?
>>>
>>> Thanks
>>
>> 0844 056 4000
>>
>> took me 2 minutes to find it
>>
>> --
>> regards
>
> What? for an ADSL modem?
> You having a laugh or what?
> --

try reading the original post before you open your gob he asked for a dial
up number

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On Tue, 10 Jul 2007 11:28:01 GMT, "Ningaloo Reef" <(E-Mail Removed)>
wrote:

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>"Graham" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>> >> also if
>>>> theres anywhere i can download the installation cd from?
>>>>
>>>> Thanks
>>>
>>> 0844 056 4000
>>>
>>> took me 2 minutes to find it
>>>
>>> --
>>> regards
>>
>> What? for an ADSL modem?
>> You having a laugh or what?
>> --
>
>try reading the original post before you open your gob he asked for a dial
>up number


I read it and do not see where the op asked for a dialup number
I have a orange dailup and do not use that number, maybe there is more
than oneI use 08440587000

"Graham" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> phone number field, not the number of Orange dial-up.
> Maybe that would have been obvious to you too, if you knew
> what a Speedtouch 300 was.
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> Graham
> %Profound_observation%

And as your not the Op how would you know that ?

For your information i know what a modem is

Read the post again muppet and dont assume he asked for what number to dial

now go back to watching eastenders

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"Ningaloo Reef" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> "Graham" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>> >> also if
>>>> theres anywhere i can download the installation cd from?
>>>>
>>>> Thanks
>>>
>>> 0844 056 4000
>>>
>>> took me 2 minutes to find it
>>>
>>> --
>>> regards
>>
>> What? for an ADSL modem?
>> You having a laugh or what?
>> --
>
> try reading the original post before you open your gob he asked for a dial
> up number


The Speedtouch 300 is an ADSL USB modem.
ADSL modems do not dial phone numbers
ADSL modems often do use Windows dial-up Networking (DUN)
to initiate a connection and pass the username and password.

What the OP really wanted to know, was what to put in the
phone number field, not the number of Orange dial-up.
Maybe that would have been obvious to you too, if you knew
what a Speedtouch 300 was.
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Graham
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