20 Most Recent Netopia 3-D Reach (TER/GUSB-N1) (TERGUSBN1) 802.11g/b Wireless Adapter - Page 3 Questions & Answers

Not sure this works, but here is a web address for a driver for Vista. Sometimes these work in win7.

http://www.wireless-driver.com/motorola-netopia-tergusb-n1-windows-drivers/

go to START>(MY) COMPUTER> and right-click on the cd drive-- choose properties and Autoplay options-- or if your just trying to run a cd just double-click the drive or right click and choose open

i dont know what iperating sytem u use i dont know what os it is so here try all of these one definately works follow the link and look carefully you will see it about 3 quarters of the way down there are the drivers for xp and others there
http://fastaccess.drivers.bellsouth.net/archive.html#cayman


these drivers are really hard to find please give me the best testimonial you can this took up alot of my time

just copy the driver to the flash drive and you are done or just install straight from the net

Not true. Any wireless b/g adapter will work -- and that's only if you need wireless, i.e., the router has 6 or 7 wired ports, also.
Further, I'm having a problem finding software that'll work with the Netopia device under Ubuntu (that's what I'm doing here :-)

Yes they both belong to the same standard... so definitely it works as it is...

They both are G standard and it will work exactly as the same...

the usual range for wireless ethernet is about 75'- however the theoretical range is about 150'- this of course with optimum conditions I’m happy to help further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/susan_42b401e0b1603d8a

It is possible that the router has burned up. Router hardware usually does not last to long due to the extreme heat inside. You can repair them by buying hardware and fixing them yourself, but usually it is cheaper to buy a router. I would say a router, that lasts awhile, would cast anywhere from $40-$100.
Good luck :)

Try this link:
http://broadband.custhelp.com/app/answers/list

I needed the driver for TER/GUSB2-N and used the above link to search which gave me this:
http://broadband.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/21282/session/L3NpZC9pajZLbVZqaw%3D%3D/kw/xp/p/1181%2C1295/Topic/115/r_id/102010/sno/1

Try to update the wireless card's driver to the latest version using the manufacturer's web site or windows update manager...

Enjoy!

Go to this link and download the driver that is for your specific model and OS. Install the software PRIOR to plugging the unit in. If the installation requires to reboot, then reboot the system prior to plugging the adapter into the USB port.

http://broadband.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/21282/session/L3NpZC9vaUFQNHNpaw%3D%3D/p/1181%2C1294/Topic/115/r_id/102010/sno/1

I put the USB into my Vista machine, and it installed the driver. The actual message read, "RT2500 USB Wireless LAN Card installed" (without the quotes). Hope it helps with XP as well.

http://www.netopia.com/support/software/index.html

go to this link to help you get teh driver

let me know if this helps

Here's a driver-free, software-free solution.

Turn your cable-modem (or DSL-modem) off.
Turn your Netopia off.

Connect:

Ethernet--port on cable-modem <-- cable --> WAN port on Netopia.

One LAN port on Netopia <-- cable --> network-port on your computer.

Turn the cable-modem on, and wait until its lamps settle-down to a repeating pattern.

Turn the Netopia open, and wait until its lamps settle-down to a repeating pattern.

Restart your computer.

Click Start
Click Run
Type CMD
Press Enter
Type IPCONFIG
Press Enter
Look for output like: Default Gateway ... 192.168.123.456
Start Internet Explorer
Type http://192.168.123.456 (or whatever numbers you see)
Login to the web-server running "inside" the Netopia.
Click to run the "Wireless Networking Setup Wizard".
Enter an SSID of your choice.
Select the 'WPA' level of encryption.
Enter a network-password of your choice.
Click OK
Restart the router (if it did not automatically restart).

Disconnect the Ethernet cable from your computer's network-port.
Click "View Available Wireless Networks".
Click the SSID of your new network.
Click Connect.
Enter the password, when prompted.
Voila! You have a wireless connection to the internet.

Do you have a computer affected by Nvidia recall? If so register for class action suit.

you need to reset your wirless adapter on th pc if you run the xp diagnostic it should correct this for you.

hi Beverly Well this will not show up on your dial up or virtual network connections as it is a wireless adapter, you will only get anything in that section if it is a dial up modem, this adapter will connect you to your wireless router, and then to the internet, outlook is an email program which is separate from any internet connections, you can how ever select outlook to be your default email service, to do this , go to control panel, then internet options, then click the programs tab, on the right click the little black arrow, and select which ever email service you want as default, then click apply at the bottom and that should be it hope this works, get back to me if it dose not..good luck

This device - Netopia 3D Reach Wireless Adapter - is just that, an adapter. Outlook has nothing to do with it, it doesn't even know it exists. It's used to allow a computer to connect wirelessly to a wired router, and from there to the internet.
If the computer can't connect to the internet then you must configure it to use correctly the adapter. For that you must open the Wireless network setup wizard, select your local U-Verse router from the ones available and connect to it.
If the computer can connect to the internet but not Outlook then you must configure it and the router accordingly. For that follow this
http://borgetech.blogspot.com/2009/05/freepops-alternative-to-ypops.html