20 Most Recent Thomson SpeedTouch 330 ADSL Modem Questions & Answers

Go to a computer that is currently hooked up to internet through that device, hit the start menu, go to run, and type cmd in the field and hit enter. When the command prompt comes up, type: (ipconfig) without the parentheses and hit enter. You should see "default gateway" and a set of numbers next to it. Like: (888.888.8.8) only different numbers of course. Open up internet explorer and type those numbers in the address bar at the top where you normally put in a website's name. Once you hit enter, it should ask you for a password, the default username is usually: admin the default password is also usually: password, or a set of 0's, or admin again. If you can get past that point you should be logged onto your device and be able to change anything you want. Let me know.

It's kind of a tough one to search for on Google isn't it? Since Thomson is a very common name, you can't very well just search for "Thomson" without pulling up ever Tom Thomas and Tommy in America. However, your Drivers are here:
http://www.speedtouch.net.nz/st330.htm

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You Will Have to Disable the Firewall In Your modem / Router

And IF it is a router then Open The Ports

• TCP 80
• UDP 88
• UDP 3074
• TCP 3074
• UDP 53
• TCP 53

And Also Make sure that UPnP is Enabled

Thanks & Regards
TOM

Try this link for Windows 7 Driver
http://www.speedtouch.com/software/ST330/R400/Installers/Windows/SpeedTouch330seriesR4.0.0.5.exe

Usually the username and password for this are : admin for username and admin also for password. Sometimes the pasword is 1234. If someone change the password then you can hard reset the adsl modem by pressing and holding a small hole ( usually on the side, its in the manual ) using a pen or a pin. Then the username and password will be in its default. Just check the manual. Sometimes the username and password is also written in the box or underneath the adsl modem. If this does not work, you can try calling your ISP.

Button on front of router. See picture.

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You can use repeaters which you can place midway between you and the WiFi access point.

Take a look at http://reviews.cnet.com/4520-11334_7-6271405-5.html to have an idea of how it works.

With strategically placed repeaters, you can cover very large areas efficiently.

Firstly, can you tell us what version of operating system are you using? Windows XP onwards usually have the WIA drivers included, unless a absolutely new chipset! Or is it a Realtek R8111/8168/8169 network interface? You can download on another computer the driver kit from Realtek directly.