i need drivers for windows7 for this modem, can someone help me?
619663
You shouldn't need a driver for a modem unless you're using a USB connection. I wouldn't recommend buying this as it's not supported by most cable companies.
619664
Unless you connect by USB you should not need drivers. Just use a network cord to connect directly to the modem, or to a router in between.
2220009
You need to download it on your own. search for the driverunder what kind of adapter you have you will find it
2186009
The software drivers only support Windows 2000, XP and Vista, no Windows 7. See link http://www.p4c.philips.com/cgi-bin/cpindex.pl?ctn=VOIP0801B/10&hlt;=Link_Software&m;id=Link_Software&scy;=GB&slg;=ENG
1030019
If you need the Windows 7 drivers for this printer, all you have to do is go to HP's website and go to support and drivers and download the drivers for your particular operating system
1735985
I have windows 7 but it really doesn't matter I don't think, since I have used it on several different compters with XP, win 7 and older. there are no drivers. You plug it in to USB, and run your phone line to the bottom of it and it automatically installs. They do send a small disc but I never had to use it. I advise a splitter for your phone line so you can get phone calls. I also advise that if you don't have one, you get a box, " Catch a call" which will let you know when there is a phone call coming in. I have used 2 or 3 different manufacturers. they all work exactly the same. Although if you have internet access to download a driver I do not understand why you need a dial up modem. Anyway you can google external dial up modems for all the particulars.
938783
I could not get the my telecom software to recognize the voice capability supposedly built into modem. Same issue in both XP Pro and Win7 Pro 64bit. It may have been a software issue, but I returned it anyway. Instead I bought a serial to USB interface cable. It required a driver (free from manufacturer) but once installed worked perfectly with two legacy serial port modems, recognizing all the built-in features.
708983
yes, there is no reason why it should not work. The real question is does windows 7 support this type of modem. Most systems are backwards compatible so this should work even with window 8. If you have program that will do this like the program that magic jack uses then there is no reason that this would not let you do this.
1641613
I have an Acer laptop with no modem running Windows 7 purchase the modem and had great results.Ieven use it on my Dell running Windows XP same result considering the price is well worth it.
1566002
If you windows 8 installed the drivers uninstall it from the "device manager" and install using the CD and run compatibility for windows 7... if that's not the case... try installing the drivers manually using .inf file or controller files
323258
I have one and I am running windows 7 64 bitt. Mine works fine. Try re-installing as per instructions. Wifi distance has limits. Try a different location, try going outside.
1341195
It will work if you have the adapter's version 3, 4 or 5. You can download the Windows 7 driver from here: http://www.belkin.com/us/support-article?articleNum=4896
1739025
You should check with Mediacom, they may have a webpage that lists which modems work with their service. I use mine with Comcast and they have a webpage that lists all the compatible modems.
99086
Just go into the ESky internet site, type you model and it will provide the drivers if any needed.
938784
This modem works just fine on Windows 7 for me (I'm using 64-bit Professional).
2203831
I have a driver installed on this computer which is a windows 7 machine and it works fine. I will email it to you if you furnish me an email address to send it to. It's in my "installer" directory so I should be able to email a copy of it to you.
896737
Website for Ralink products should have drivers. That is where I downloaded drivers.
915584
Sorry man, no idea. I just Googled my drivers. Mine still works like a charm.