Uncapping Cable Modems?
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It's very illegal in the USA
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I am typing this answer on a computer connected with a cat-5 cable to a LAN. You need to explain what "climping" is and what you are trying to do before anyone can help you with your problem.
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Most definetely a cable modem.
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Just unplug the Network Cable.
1066131
What about just unplugging it?
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Try these steps top to bottom:\n- Unplug and replug your broadband modem\n- Turn on and off your modem\n- Reset your modem.
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There could be several ways of doing that.\n\n- Unplug the networking cable from the LAN card.\n- Disable the networking in your OS\n- Disassembling the LAN card from your PC (if you are connected through wireless) etc. etc.
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plz dont waste ur time on winmodems. external serial modems(even not usb) works fine.
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unplug your modem and wait for 10 secs turn it back on
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Step 1:  Turn off computer\nStep 2:  Un-plug moden from the power source (not to your computer)\nStep 3:  Let sit for one minute or more\nStep 4:  Plug in power to modem\nStep 5:  Let sit for 30 seconds or longer\nStep 6:  Turn on your computer and attempt to reconnect to the Internet\n\nThis works most times
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unplug your usb devices
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Manually restart your modem if its an external modem and if it's an internal modem then switch off your pc and remove you modem from your pc for 5 to 10 min & then put it back in your pc and then restart the machine...and this will work... as this works 4 me
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each device pulls a seperate IP address.  Once you modem picks up one many cannot automatically switch between devices.  You can get a cheap router($40) that will split that signal so you do not have to reset.  A router works like a cable splitter for your TV.....\n\nWireless will help as long as both your PC and Mac have a wirelss card.  About $60 a piece
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if you have a cable modem just turn it off count to 5 turn it on. most will reset when you do that.
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If it is an integrated LAn (onboard) you cannot physically remove it. There is a way to disable it in the bios, or if using win2000 + you can right click on the network connection and chose "disable" this will prevent it from working. Or if it is a card, you can unsrew the side of the pc "generally the left side" and unsrew it. Before doing that you may want to uninstall and drivers or software the LAN card would be using.
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RESET THE MODEM TO FACTORY DEFAULTS... in the back of the router there is a small place where you can stick a pen, push the pen into the button and hold it there for 30 seconds, do that when it's unplugged
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You probably can't or if you figure out a way will probably be banned. Change cable providers.