My modem keeps randomly going offline, sometimes 10min, sometimes 3hrs. Tech support says remote test shows connection OK and their equipment working...
Power: Solid green
Recieve: solid green
Send: slow flashing green
Online: off
Power: Solid orange
Standby: off
I found a solution here to update drivers, only drivers I have are the 1's that came with the disk 2yrs ago, can't get online, can't update drivers...
another solution I had found was go to Start, Run, CMD, ipconfig. When I did that, it gave me a message that my "Media disconnected" thought is was an internal PC problem, Same answer from Laptop and Desktop on the same router. The solution also said type ipconfig/reset tried that, got same error.
I have a SB5100 hook up with wireless-N router. Just this morning, I couldn't get any connection on...
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I have a SB5100 hook up with wireless-N router. Just this morning, I couldn't get any connection on the internet. The internet light on the modem was off, the recieve and send lights were blinking though. Please advise me on how I can get my internet connectivity back again.
my Motorla modem is on USB and i have XP sp2 so very often  i get 0000000000 for MAC adress...
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my Motorla modem is on USB and i have XP sp2 so very often i get 0000000000 for MAC adress and i regulary have IP adress from my provider?Any Help?
We've recently acquired the SB5100 with optus, but we've gotten a new laptop n it wont install...
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We've recently acquired the SB5100 with optus, but we've gotten a new laptop n it wont install properly n fail the connection test at the end. My bf had this problem too with the same modem he had to call up n they charged him for 5 seconds of work n their modem worked again. If its so quick n simple why cant i figure it out? were using the USB connection coz we dont have ethernet cable. AWe have disconnected the old comp n no longer using it. Why wont it owrk.
I am about to change from dial up to broadband using Motorola's SB5100 series cable modem which was...
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I am about to change from dial up to broadband using Motorola's SB5100 series cable modem which was given to me. Should I remove the dial up bits from my computer before installing the SB5100, or just leave it all as it is? Need your help... Thanks! Mike Urlich