20 Most Recent 2wire 1000-200004-000 Network Adapter Questions & Answers

Look at this thread here. Although in this example someone bridged the wireless connection, all you have to do is follow netizen's advice and fix your Local Area Connection.

If you have any more questions or the description is not clear to you, just come back here and leave a comment. We take it from there - I'm happy to help.

There is a great article at Working with Windows Wireless Networks
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u need to install the network card driver...of your motherboard CD
go to My Computer/ Right click/proeprties/Hardware Tab/Device Manager/Network Adaptor....look for any YELLOW ? or !...if so then neeedto install the driver...get that from the motherboard CD or the Cd that came with the PC...else search in google for the driver giving the network card model(network card model can be located on the properties tab as detailed above) refer image below....
you also may have to configure the network IP address....for that you will need to contact your internet service provider....

Hello,

I'm afraid your only option is to get the drivers one way or the other before you can connect to the internet or the network.

What I recommend is simply downloading the drivers from another computer that has access to the internet and transfering the driver package with a USB key or an other portable storage device.

Thanks,

Pat

First, you need to verify if your 2wire USB Remote NDIS is supported by Windows 7. There could be a possibility that it's not supported by Windows 7 that's why you could not find a driver.

I checked the Web and even I couldn't find a driver for Win 7. It would be best to contact the manufacturer to verify the compatibility.

If the manufacturer say it's compatible, then they could also provide you a driver for this.

Using drivers for different OS might mess up your device.

Good luck and happy new year!

hi Laura, below is the link for the drivers you are looking for, hope this helps :-)
http://support.2wire.com/index.php?page=download

let me know if you have any questions
regards

Amar Sondhi

Check the device status under the device manager on your computer and see if the driver were properly installed. If not, have it installed

to go to device manager on XP:

1. right on My Computer icon and select Properties
2. go to Hardware tab and click the device manager button

VistaL:

1. click on start or pearl button
2. on the search box type device manager

power adaptor change

HI buddy its simply bcuz you need to download a suitable USB drive.
Here are some websites from where you can download those drivers for free!!!!
brothersoft.com
bitcomet.com
cnet.com
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If your computer keeps losing the signal, you need to either change the wireless channel or boost your wireless power on your router. Sometimes even a combination of both is needed so you stop losing signal.

Download the Windows XP driver for it here:

http://www.2wire.com/pages/drvrs/twusb1405.exe

Download and install the driver for it here:

http://www.2wire.com/pages/drvrs/twusb1405.exe

If you have a PC with Vista on it, you should already have a network adapter on your motherboard. Check the back of your computer for a network jack and just plug the cable into that.

as far as i know, 2wire stopped supporting PC-Ports. But this might help you out. I checked the 2wire website and they still might have a driver for ur PC port. Here's the link:
http://support.2wire.com/index.php?page=download

try that a go and see if it works. Keep me posted.

You can download all of your drivers, including your network drivers for this system from Dell here:

http://support.dell.com/support/downloads/driverslist.aspx?os=WNT5&osl=EN&catid=-1&impid=-1&servicetag=&SystemID=DIM_PNT_P03_XPS_T___&hidos=WW1&hidlang=en&TabIndex=

visit www.driverdetective.com

Dear Zeike,
you can download the driver from this site:
http://www.drivers-software-download.org/tag/2wire-usb-remote-ndis-ethernet-driver

And for installation instructions ,please download this file:
www.2wire.com/pages/pdfs/5100.000228.000.Rev.B.pdf

Be Happy Always
Regards

When I restart my computer I get a found new hardware message. Asking to download the driver for the 2Wire USB Remote NDIS Ethernet, or put in the installation disc. Do not have the disc anymore please help me to find the driver I need. I have 1000HW 2Wire modem. It seems that until I make this change, I cannot properly sync my Palm Pilot. Could that be true?

Hi, i can get you drivers for wireless adapters, but i will need a list of the different ones you have and model numbers as everyone will be different for it to work,,

Happy New Year

John