Dear Larry,
On Win98, the Setup CD that came with the MN-700 can work
well in installing the wireless adapter (it automatically
prompts you to add Windows Installer and Windows Plug and
Play, for example), but never tried setting up my base
station with it. Remember to plug the adapter in BEFORE
you try the Setup CD.
You may have to setup the MBNU (Microsoft Broadband
Network Utility) separately. Its on the CD. With the
MBNU in place, you should be able to detect if the MN-700
is operational under "Adapter Setting" and "Available
Networks".
>-----Original Message-----
>Ken,
>
>Running 98 (virus free), a motorola 4220 Cable modem,
>onboard NIC, AMD 1600.
>
>The setup stops when it checks for a live interent
>connection and asks me to check cables etc. (I have
>swapped out 3 different cables), reset modem, and the
700,
>No NAT is running on the modem that I know of, nor is
>there a firewall running on my PC.
>
>If I connect the cable from the modem port on the 700 to
a
>numbered port I can access the internet, but as soon as
I
>plug it into the modem port, I lose the internet and the
>software can't see the base station.
>
>I am using Comcast cable services and they provide my IP
>address which the software recognizes as a public IP.
>
>I have also tried downlowning the latest firmware from
the
>microsoft site for the 700, but it appears to be the
same
>software that I had.
>
>Any help is much appreciated as I am completly lost as
to
>my next step to get it to work.
>
>Larry
>
>
>
>
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>
>>Dear Larry,
>>
>>More info. What's you PC's OS...WinXP, Win2000,
Win98?
>>What adapter are you using? At what point is
>>installation terminated?
>>
>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>I am stuck - the wizard can't complete the base
station
>>>installation. I have checked everything, cables,
modem,
>>>power, resets, reboot etc..
>>>
>>>Not sure what to do to get the software to recognize
the
>>>base station.
>>>
>>>Please help.
>>>
>>>Larry
>>>.
>>>
>>.
>>
>.
>
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