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10-15-06, 06:22 AM

i changed my modem configurations according the guide for autodial connected through LAN.due to disconnectivities,i changed to bridge mode thrgh USB connection.Here u see how the modem settings and ip configurations.how can i reset the settings to previous stage which is before autodial.

the settings of my modem currently.Can anyone help me pleaseeee

mmm · 10-15-06, 10:23 AM

^ I could not get your problem . can you
give more details ...

your modem has a reset hole at back side .
power on the modem . take a safety pin and
push it into reset hole to press a switch for
about 15 seconds . modem resets to factory
default settings .

Now make a new internet connection dialer ;
give your username & password to connect .

see the configuration details click here

10-15-06, 10:28 AM

i already doen that one also.the pictures showed above are the one after i reset the modem.can uy pls help me in resorting my default modem settings.iam facing very difficulties.

mmm · 10-15-06, 02:05 PM

^ I feel that you should connect thru LAN .
LAN connection is more stable than the USB .

in your network properties :
Gateway should be 192.168.1.1
IP address : 192.168.1.xxx ( here xxx = any of 2 to 255 )
subnet mask : 255.255.255.0
Preferred DNS : 61.1.96.69
Alternate DNS : 61.1.96.71

The exact details are given in the
above Linked document

11-10-06, 12:15 AM

I had the same problem a few months back and i was able to resolve it by altering the Lan settings.

try changing the LAN setting by going in Control Panel>Network connection>right click on LAN and choose properties and click on Internet Protocl>click on properties and then go to advanced tab adn then change the spee dto 10 Mbps Full Duplex or 10Mbps half duplex. It should work

11-25-06, 10:59 PM

here are some cool stuff from Microsoft to resolve your kind of issue

Check the TCP/IP settings.
• If the TCP/IP settings are now correct and it is possible to browse the Internet, code and close the ticket.
• If the TCP/IP settings are now correct, but it is not possible to browse the Internet, go to step 4.
• Otherwise, continue.

Manually configure TCP/IP addresses and reset the modem. After the modem has reset, change TCP/IP back to automatically obtain its settings.
• Manually configure the TCP/IP settings. (go to support.microsoft.com) type the knowledge based articles
813082 > How to: Manually configure TCP/IP Settings with MSN DSL 800
813081 > How to: Manually configure TCP/IP Settings with MSN DSL 1000
• Reset the modem.
331398 > MSNBBTS: Performing a Reset on the MSN DSL 1000
331922 > MSNBBTS: Performing a Reset on the MSN DSL 800
• Set TCP/IP to automatically obtain settings.
813093 > How to set Windows to automatically obtain TCP/IP settings

11-26-06, 08:14 PM

Thanks Roy, your links really help. Are these documents specific to a particular operating system?

10-15-06, 06:22 AM	#1
lavakusareddy Guest Posts: n/a	Two LANS in my Computer i changed my modem configurations according the guide for autodial connected through LAN.due to disconnectivities,i changed to bridge mode thrgh USB connection.Here u see how the modem settings and ip configurations.how can i reset the settings to previous stage which is before autodial. the settings of my modem currently.Can anyone help me pleaseeee

10-15-06, 10:23 AM	#2
mmm Bronze Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Posts: 291 Rep Power: 4	^ I could not get your problem . can you give more details ... your modem has a reset hole at back side . power on the modem . take a safety pin and push it into reset hole to press a switch for about 15 seconds . modem resets to factory default settings . Now make a new internet connection dialer ; give your username & password to connect . see the configuration details click here Last edited by mmm; 10-15-06 at 10:32 AM.

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10-15-06, 10:28 AM	#3
lavakusareddy Guest Posts: n/a	i already doen that one also.the pictures showed above are the one after i reset the modem.can uy pls help me in resorting my default modem settings.iam facing very difficulties.

10-15-06, 02:05 PM	#4
mmm Bronze Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Posts: 291 Rep Power: 4	^ I feel that you should connect thru LAN . LAN connection is more stable than the USB . in your network properties : Gateway should be 192.168.1.1 IP address : 192.168.1.xxx ( here xxx = any of 2 to 255 ) subnet mask : 255.255.255.0 Preferred DNS : 61.1.96.69 Alternate DNS : 61.1.96.71 The exact details are given in the above Linked document

11-10-06, 12:15 AM	#5
rajat.pay Guest Posts: n/a	I had the same problem a few months back and i was able to resolve it by altering the Lan settings. try changing the LAN setting by going in Control Panel>Network connection>right click on LAN and choose properties and click on Internet Protocl>click on properties and then go to advanced tab adn then change the spee dto 10 Mbps Full Duplex or 10Mbps half duplex. It should work

11-25-06, 10:59 PM	#6
roymain Guest Posts: n/a	here are some cool stuff from Microsoft to resolve your kind of issue Check the TCP/IP settings. • If the TCP/IP settings are now correct and it is possible to browse the Internet, code and close the ticket. • If the TCP/IP settings are now correct, but it is not possible to browse the Internet, go to step 4. • Otherwise, continue. Manually configure TCP/IP addresses and reset the modem. After the modem has reset, change TCP/IP back to automatically obtain its settings. • Manually configure the TCP/IP settings. (go to support.microsoft.com) type the knowledge based articles 813082 > How to: Manually configure TCP/IP Settings with MSN DSL 800 813081 > How to: Manually configure TCP/IP Settings with MSN DSL 1000 • Reset the modem. 331398 > MSNBBTS: Performing a Reset on the MSN DSL 1000 331922 > MSNBBTS: Performing a Reset on the MSN DSL 800 • Set TCP/IP to automatically obtain settings. 813093 > How to set Windows to automatically obtain TCP/IP settings

11-26-06, 08:14 PM	#7
rajat.pay Guest Posts: n/a	Thanks Roy, your links really help. Are these documents specific to a particular operating system?

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