Problems trying to install Verizon DSL to laptop..
Hi, Im trying to install verizon dsl software from the setup cd but im having problems.
At first, it opened the cd but i accidently closed it while it was running and now my laptop cannot read it.
I already have a verizon account this one, and im using a wifi connection thats free around my area .
I just wanted to use the model 7500 as my wireless router but I cant hook up to the internet from the ethernet cable for some reason. Please help, I've been trying to fix this for days while my desktop is running fine, my laptop is having problems.
I want to know if there's an alternate way to download verizon software not from the cd because the cd's not working for me.
Thanks!
it might be your browser. I had that problem when I tried to activate using firefox.
I had to use internet explorer to activate succesfully.
If you are using the CD and it gives you that problem, then try to use internet explorer, and go to http://activate.verizon.net
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