Windows vista pppoe

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Sign in to vote. Ken K. Friday, September 7, PM. Yeah, in Windows XP. Jul 28, 10, 1 Oct 19, 17, 3 The first result will tell you how to do this manually. If you don't have one of the settings it asks for, call your ISP for the info. Should be as simple as that.

And make sure you've got a firewall turned on!!! Oct 9, 0 0. Their number is You'll get your questions answered a lot faster that way.

The software CDs they have are not compatible with Vista but you dont need their software to get online with XP or Vista. Noema Platinum Member. Feb 15, 2, 0 0. Originally posted by: bsobel Even better, get a router and let it deal with PPoE so it's transparent to whatever box you put behind it. Oct 20, 0 Originally posted by: Noema Originally posted by: bsobel Even better, get a router and let it deal with PPoE so it's transparent to whatever box you put behind it.

Boyo Golden Member. Feb 23, 1, 0 0. Thanks guys I solved it. Apparently, my onboard lan didnt have any vista drivers available, so i dug up my Belkin network card and all is well. Thanks guys!

You must log in or register to reply here. Windows 96? Let the fun begin! To access device manager: 1. Click on Start 2. Type devmgmt. In the device manager expand Network adapter 4. Verify if Ethernet and Wireless adapters are properly installed. If you find any Exclamation or red X mark next to the device, you may have to verify if its disabled, try to enable the device and verify if it works.

If you find if the device is not working fine you may have to uninstall or reinstall the drivers for Ethernet card. Also you may have to contact your system manufacturer to get the drivers for the networks adapters and reinstall it.