Who makes this Cable & Wireless box?

I have two Cable & Wireless "Wireless 11g ADSL2+ Router"
Model adslr10cw3xi.

The ADSL router side of things seems to work fine but the wireless
died in one of them when barely used and the wireless in the other
seems problematic now it is in heavier use.

It looks pretty similar to

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Cable-Wirele...6122461&sr=1-2

Amazingly there is no product support that I can find. I would
suspect that the unit in any event is badged. Any idea where I could
find firmward updates to see if that fixes my problem?

Many thanks

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AnthonyL

On Wed, 21 Oct 2009 10:57:47 GMT, (E-Mail Removed)d (AnthonyL)
wrote:

>I have two Cable & Wireless "Wireless 11g ADSL2+ Router"
>Model adslr10cw3xi.
>
>The ADSL router side of things seems to work fine but the wireless
>died in one of them when barely used and the wireless in the other
>seems problematic now it is in heavier use.
>
>It looks pretty similar to
>
>http://www.amazon.co.uk/Cable-Wirele...6122461&sr=1-2
>
>Amazingly there is no product support that I can find. I would
>suspect that the unit in any event is badged. Any idea where I could
>find firmward updates to see if that fixes my problem?
>
>Many thanks

It might be easier in the long run to just add a standalone Access
Point (or wireless router configured as AP) to replace the dodgy
wireless functionality of the DSL modem.

On Wed, 21 Oct 2009 09:32:35 -0500, Char Jackson <(E-Mail Removed)>
wrote:

>On Wed, 21 Oct 2009 10:57:47 GMT, (E-Mail Removed)d (AnthonyL)
>wrote:
>
>>I have two Cable & Wireless "Wireless 11g ADSL2+ Router"
>>Model adslr10cw3xi.
>>
>>The ADSL router side of things seems to work fine but the wireless
>>died in one of them when barely used and the wireless in the other
>>seems problematic now it is in heavier use.
>>
>>It looks pretty similar to
>>
>>http://www.amazon.co.uk/Cable-Wirele...6122461&sr=1-2
>>
>>Amazingly there is no product support that I can find. I would
>>suspect that the unit in any event is badged. Any idea where I could
>>find firmward updates to see if that fixes my problem?
>>
>>Many thanks
>
>It might be easier in the long run to just add a standalone Access
>Point (or wireless router configured as AP) to replace the dodgy
>wireless functionality of the DSL modem.
>

Probably but sometimes the resident guru here comes up with gems.

It's an ADSL modem - and I prefer to have two even though one is used
as an AP as it means I have in theory a backup. For the moment the
unit(s) work quite well as router/modems but not as wireless


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AnthonyL