Many problems can happen with your cable modem. However, most of them can actually be solved by simply resetting the router and turning it off, waiting a few seconds, and then turning it back on again. This will somehow solve the majority of problems. If more troubleshooting is required, search for the users manual that came with the cable modem, or look for the user's manual on the website of the cable modem manufacturer. Search through it using the control-f, or find, shortcut for the problem that you are having. Then, follow the directions carefully to solve most problems.
You can connect your laptop to the Internet with a cable modem, sure. You will need an Ethernet cable to do that. If you want wireless internet, you will need a cable modem, and a wireless router as well.
Call your cable modem service provider and have them run a series of tests on your line. If necessary, they will replace your modem, as well.
If you have a lan cable with internet access, no you do not need a modem.
Well I connected my to a modem, first plug your internet cable into the wall then into the modem, then get an ethernet cable (Comes with pro and elite console packages) and plug it into the modem and the back of the xbox.
If it has stopped working even if the lights are on/off doesnt matter. Modems usually only last around 2 years or so. I suggest getting a new modem. It does not need to be a real expensive one. A cheap one works just as well but usually does not last as long. Hope this helped
Try rebooting your computer as well as the router. If it did not help, and you have wireless connection but not internet reboot the modem.
Well, yes, the ethernet cable should run faster than the regular serial cable, but I don't think that would be the most efficient approach. You should add the NIC to the PC that doesn't have one, and then get a router to allow both PC's to access the cable modem. Adding the ethernet cable would only speed it up to the maximum speed allowed by your Cable Internet Provider
An ethernet cable may look like a phone cable but it is not and would not serve any purpose to connect one to your phone line. The Cable modem has an ethernet cable as an output to a PC, router, or other device and not an input to provide internet access
Having the cable modem on the floor makes it more likely for someone to trip over it, and possibly the cables atached to it as well. They may also inadvertently kick the power button, causing a lack of internet access that can be difficult to diagnose.
The SB5101 is a cable modem manufactured by Motorola. It is optimised to make full use of 6MHz DOCSIS cable channels, as well as being 100 times faster than a 56K analog phone modem. It is compatible with all Windows, Macintosh and Unix computers.
yes , indeed.Standard cable have 100 mbs speed so you need a special one as well as an one gbps ethernet card
Well it depends on whether the computer connects to the internet with this modem. If you're talking about an external cable modem, you would probably lose your internet connection. If you're talking about an internal dialup modem inside the computer, removing it would mean you can't connect via dialup but it would not affect the external modem. Hope this helps