- Mar 28, 2000
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I have been using Windows 98 and Windows ME for all of my stuff. However, I hate Windows ME and Windows 98.
I purchased Windows 2000, but I can't figure out how to setup my cable modem in Windows 2000. I haven't recieved instructions from my cable modem provider (Charter), and so therefore I really can not install it.
I tired previously, but no matter what I do - I can not get the same options in Windows 98 or Windows ME.
So how do I setup my cable modem in Windows 2000? Normally I do a couple of TCP/IP Properties after I right click on Network Neighborhood, select my TCP/IP NIC, set the correct settings, and then I go into IE5.5 and have it not dial a connection. After that I restart, and it works.
However - I can't in Windows 2000. If you have Charter Cable Modem Service, or are just qualified enough to help me, please.
I purchased Windows 2000, but I can't figure out how to setup my cable modem in Windows 2000. I haven't recieved instructions from my cable modem provider (Charter), and so therefore I really can not install it.
I tired previously, but no matter what I do - I can not get the same options in Windows 98 or Windows ME.
So how do I setup my cable modem in Windows 2000? Normally I do a couple of TCP/IP Properties after I right click on Network Neighborhood, select my TCP/IP NIC, set the correct settings, and then I go into IE5.5 and have it not dial a connection. After that I restart, and it works.
However - I can't in Windows 2000. If you have Charter Cable Modem Service, or are just qualified enough to help me, please.
