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gordon - 05 Mar 2004 09:31 GMT

Been trying to install broadband but have been unable to
complete as I've lost the disc, does antone know a way
round this

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Richard G. Harper - 05 Mar 2004 11:50 GMT

Get another CD, or check your hard drive for the Windows Setup (CAB) files.
No other way around it.

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> Been trying to install broadband but have been unable to
> complete as I've lost the disc, does antone know a way
> round this

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Lil' Dave - 05 Mar 2004 19:22 GMT

Some people think broadband is hard to setup etc. NOT. Was rather simple
in my case. Just setup TC/IP no other protocol, no constant ip. Setup IE
to find internet via LAN. It found it. Only thing I had to know was my
email access and emial password. Using Cox in States.
Later, added router, and a NAT server.
Can understand your association with "missing disc" and newsgroup name.
Gave me a chuckle. Think they meant hard disk (hard drive), floppy disk
etc. in the newsgroup name.
Dave

> Been trying to install broadband but have been unable to
> complete as I've lost the disc, does antone know a way
> round this

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Richard G. Harper - 05 Mar 2004 22:23 GMT

... and how is he going to do this if he doesn't have the Windows 98 CD to
install the networking files he needs?

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> Some people think broadband is hard to setup etc. NOT. Was rather simple
> in my case. Just setup TC/IP no other protocol, no constant ip. Setup IE
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>> complete as I've lost the disc, does antone know a way
>> round this

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