20 Most Recent 2wire (1000-100052-000) 802.11g/b Wireless Adapter - Page 6 Questions & Answers

1. pull up browser(ie internet explorer)
2. type 192.168.1.254/setup or http://homeportal/setup in the address field. (click on i forgot my password if you forget it. then if you can't figure out the pw with the hint provided then go click on " i still forgot my password". you can then reset the system password)
3. setup your 2wire 1701 page, double check if key codes are there. it should be 522P-22P4-6262-22AT-F2NV
4. In time zone page, just choose the one then click next.
5. setup connection info page, just make sure the username is your primary email address with your ISP and also the correct password. fill out the username and password and confirm password fields ONLY then click next. And you're DONE!

you just have to wait till it successfully establish a connection.
if you're still having problem after doing that maybe twice or more then i suggest giving your ISP a call. they can also send you the 2wire cd if your ISP supports 2wire modem. AT&T does.
If I could be of further assistance, let me know. If this helps or solves the issue, please rate it.
Thanks, Joe
I’m happy to assist further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/joe_8b8c2cd6ce148309

try getting the drivers from

http://support.2wire.com/index.php?page=download

Most device/routers/wireless devices that were specifically used by a different provider are not interchangeable unless this specific device can be given a firmware upgrade. If you were previous provider was Qwest, you probably had DSL service and now you have cable? Your best option is to purchase a new wireless device you can attach to your cable modem through Comcast. Good luck!

Run this Wizard it will help you set up your XBOX and wireless adapter.

http://www.xbox.com/en-US/support/connecttolive/xbox360/connectionmethods/webconnectivitywizard.htm

I used this one:

Introduction
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This document describes the procedure to install driver for the 2Wire Wireless USB Adapter under Microsoft Windows, and to run a wireless configuration program to configure your 2Wire Wireless USB Adapter to work with a 2Wire HomePortal or OfficePortal wireless gateway. These drivers work under Microsoft Windows 98SE, ME, 2000, and XP.

STEP 1 - Driver Installation
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1. Make sure your 2Wire Wireless USB Adapter has not been connected to your computer USB port.
2. Double-click on the file to run WinZip Self-Extractor. The driver installation files will be placed in your hard disk in the C:\TWWUSB_TEMP directory
3. Connect your 2Wire Wireless USB Adapter to an available USB port in your computer. Windows Found New Hardware Wizard will startup.
4. Select the option to search for driver in specific location. Specify C:\TWWGUSB_TEMP as the location of driver.
5. Follow on-screen instruction to finish driver installation.

STEP 2 - Wireless Configuration
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1. Run the program WirelessCfg.exe in the directory C:\TWWGUSB_TEMP. You can do so by clicking on the Windows Start button and select Run. The Windows Start button is typically at the lower left corner of the screen. Type in C:\TWWGUSB_TEMP\WirelessCfg.exe to launch the program.
2. Follow on-screen instruction to configure your wireless setting. Enter the serial number and encryption key as they are printed on the bottom of your 2Wire wireless gateway.

REALTEK RTL8187 Wireless LAN Driver

Were you using a different wireless adapter prior to the USB version you now have? Here is where I am going, It may be using the settings for the old network adapter.There could be a redundancy, this happens all the time, the best way is to start from scratch. Just use the wizard to establish a new connection. You may see the old connection while doing this, in which case I would delete it. If you rt click on my network, the icon on the desktop, and select properties, it will walk you through a new connection, this way you know that you are starting from scratch. Good luck, and let me know if this doesn't work for you, we can eliminate the obvious and look deeper, make sure to put the same encryption and key in when you set up good luck

Unfortunately it may or may not be fully compatible. First you will need to make sure that all call forwarding features are turned off for your voice service so that calls will not go to voice mail before your machine can pick up. Now is where the issue of compatibility comes in, most answering machines continue recording messages until a certain amount of silence is detected on the line and the recording then stops. With some machines the period of time before the recording stops is too long, when the other party hangs up the phone the systems puts out a busy dial tone signal which the machine may mistake as a continuous message and use up all the space for messages on a single call. This of course means no other messages can be recorded till the previous message has been deleted. So to see if your machine is fully compatible means you must simply try and see.

Why are you not able to use your 2wire to connect? Do you just need the drivers?
If so you can find them here
http://www.2wire.com/index.php?p=331

Go to router setup page and change the Wireless channel on the wireless setup page... Also check the compatibilty of Router & Card.

If you do not have a 2Wire Setup CD, go to http://www.2wire.com/?p=266 and download the updated device driver and integrated Client Manager file

More directions can be found at:
http://support.2wire.com/?page=view&article=8&text=wireless%20adapter%20software&cat=&sort=

elomarcillo1,
You are attempting to install a (brand name) 2wire wireless usb adapter, normally the SBC DSL CD is ONLY what you would use to set up your SBC DSL modem. You should have a specific 2wire CD that you put in your CD Drive when you want to install the 2wire wireless usb adapter. Can you locate this CD?

-ms

http://www.2wire.com/pages/driversanddocumentationsupport.php?did=9

i suggest that you connect you computer using ethernet connection so that you can be connected to the internet.
you can download the software/ driver for this adapter using this link:

http://support.2wire.com/index.php?page=download

just choose your OS from the right side of the page and the driver will be available to you

Ubuntu is up to 8.04. They made a lot of improvements to the network interface. You should upgrade. Go to "system-administration-software sources-" click on the updates tab and then select normal updates under release upgrade in the updates tab. Ubuntu will then tell you that you have updates. State the update manager and click on the option to upgrade to the next version up. If you aren't sure how to do this write me back and I will help you.

installed the driver from the cd of the wireless adapter

http://www.2wire.com/index.php?p=266

try 2 disconnect and reconnect the adapter, turn off the router and power it back again,set the wirless channel to 9 r 11 it will work

http://www.frequencycast.co.uk/homehub.html#review

Go to that site, there you will find how to set up the wireless access point

Good luck

Ok zannet_08, i am not sure, from what you wrote, but it sounds like you may have two problems.

To get drivers for your wireless Linksys adapter, we will need the model number, can you identify what that is? Once you get the model number, you will get a writable CD or USB drive, find a computer with internet access, go to www.linksys.com click downloads at the very top center of the page. Locate your device, then select the driver; if you have Vista Operating System on your computer choose that specific driver, otherwise click what ever else is available.

When you see the download window banner watch were the device driver is being downloaded to, and or write down the file name so you can find it, and "burn" it to CD or drag it to your USB drive.

Take the driver file back to your computer, let us know if you need help installing the device driver, also what OS you are running.

Once you get the device driver installed and reboot, windows will prompt you that there is a wireless network available, or you will need to double click on the network icon in the lower right of your desktop, read what it says, is there a wireless network available?

-ms