You have to be a bit more precise, what do you mean by that? You can first try not to turn it off?
Make sure your router and modem are set to always connected
Make sure the modem as it upgrades and make sure it works
You will have to have a router to make a wifi network if you only have a wired modem.
Cable and DSL connections are "always on", meaning faster access for the user not having to wait for a modem connection, as is the case for dial-up.
You can make WiFi with your own ball baton ads12 router modem by bridging the modem/router to work as a modem only. You then configure the D-Link's WAN for your connection.
If you have an open slot, simply add another modem. Make sure the modem is correct for the slot type. OR, if you have a USB port available, get an external USB modem.
Make sure the modem is plugged into the phone jack
always modem redial up message appearing, so Internet Download Manager can not be hold, please remove it.
you make it using a wifi modem
modem (modulator + demodulator)
Almost always in Kilobits or Megabits. Note, this is not Bytes.
Yes you can use DSL modem to connect to Internet, but you need to have a DSL connection (through a phone line) subscribed and activated with an internet service provider or a phone company which provides DSL internet access. As there are many forms of DSL technologies, you need to make sure that modem is compatible with the service provider network. Typically when you subscribe to a internet connection, the service provider provides their own modem to the customer. - Neeraj Sharma