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Old 9th Aug 2009, 01:02 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Unhappy aztech 600E cannot be detected

my aztech cannot be detected by windows anymore..whenever i switched on the modem,it shows-not connected...now i'm surfing by using the older ones-305...

-so how do i revive my 600E?
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Looks like the modem is dead. Modem is really cheap these days. RM60?
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Looks like the LAN port on either the motherboard or the modem is dead. You can verify by using a different LAN port on your motherboard, but if it continues not to connect, well, you should just get a new modem.
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Looks like the LAN port on either the motherboard or the modem is dead. You can verify by using a different LAN port on your motherboard, but if it continues not to connect, well, you should just get a new modem.
He's using an old modem now and it works, definitely not motherboard LAN port problem.
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He's using an old modem now and it works, definitely not motherboard LAN port problem.
Yeah, unless he has two or more LAN ports on his motherboard and he actually used a different one for his older modem.
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