I need software

Reset it and use default factory login details.

Yes it will work with this base station.

Here you go.. should be EXACTLY what you were looking for.. :D

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;814445

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You'll needing to access the configuration page of the router? if you are using a router on the network. The IP address (Example 192.168.0.1) under on the advance tab you will a port forwarding to open the ports of the MN-500 wireless base station.

Note: you'll needing to call your wireless base station manufacturer to gather the ports to open on the router.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/331950..its here read and follow.RICHARDM69

Here they are:
http://download.microsoft.com/download/6/a/d/6ad66357-edb2-48dc-990a-3f3711cbde68/mn520_100.exe

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Go to the link below and scroll down to the bottom of the page and download the MS Broadband Network Utility. Run that one as opposed to the one on the cd. http://kbalertz.com/814445/Update-Firmware-Station.aspxher

You really shouldn't need the CD. It should be plug and play. Plug the modem in. Plug the router into the modem. Plug your pc into the router. Power up your PC. It should self install.

If you are using XP, and installed the proprietary WiFi software (not the built in XP software), did you turn off the Zero Configuration Wifi SERVICE? Running both will cause issues with your connections..

Start > Run > services.msc (ok)

do this to change from routing mode to bridging mode, which allows your MN-500 to act as a wireless access point. Important: If you follow the procedures I've listed below instead of the procedures documented in the MN-500 User Guide, you will not lose the ability to administer the MN-500. This will give you the ability to change the SSID, channel, and encryption key if needed without performing a factory reset of the base station and starting from scratch. 1. While logged into the BSMT, click the Local Area Network link and access the Settings page. 2. Change the IP address from the default (192.168.2.1) to another IP in the same range and set the DHCP server to disabled using the list. Click Apply. In the example shown above, I've changed the IP to 192.168.2.252. Wait for all lights to turn green on the base station. 3. Open the BSMT again using the new IP. Use your Web browser and navigate to http://192.168.2.252 and enter your password if prompted. You will not be able to open the BSMT from the Microsoft Broadband Networking Utility (BNU). 4. Click Security, and then click Network Mode. 5. Click Bridging mode, and then click Apply. 6. Disconnect your computer from the MN-500 but do not disconnect the power from the MN-500 because it may take several minutes for the hardware to restart in access point (bridging) mode.