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Bakgrund
By Bakgrund
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Hi, I'm trying to connect a netgear router with a USB to 3g modem adapter, I run the setup and get an error early that tells me it's unable to locate network. What should I do? Its working if I plug it directly into the computer.


 



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Hi, I'm trying to connect a netgear router with a USB to 3g modem adapter, I run the setup and get an error early that tells me it's unable to locate network. What should I do? Its working if I plug it directly into the computer.

Why don't you just directly plug it into the computer? 

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Why don't you just directly plug it into the computer?

It won't detect the modem if I do it that way.


 



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You can't directly connect a USB 3G modem to the Netgear router. If it is not working when you are connecting it to the Computer than you might have a driver problem or the Adapter is not activated with your carrier.

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Check the compatibility, See if the Netgear supports the 3G modem as well. 

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