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new modem HT2000w
- 6 years ago
Happy to hear that you're back up and running!
I've credited the account from 2/25Thank you,
Jay
- 6 years ago
Jay, thank you again.
One thing is was also saying was the modem had to be activated by the installer.
My understanding, from what I've seen on this site when HN sends a new modem to a subscriber, is that the subscriber does the activation.
DEBPOSTON wrote:One thing is was also saying was the modem had to be activated by the installer.
- DEBPOSTON6 years agoJunior
How do i do that?
- maratsade6 years agoDistinguished Professor IV
I don't know....There's an installation guide onllne but it's 103 pages long, so I'm not sure if that's the one. Maybe someone will know: GabeU, MarkJFine, Liz
EDIT: and now Gabe linked to the correct installation guide. Cool!
- DEBPOSTON6 years agoJunior
I looked at it and I think that if for the technician to do all that. I just want to replace my old modem to the new one.
- GabeU6 years agoDistinguished Professor IV
DEBPOSTON wrote:One thing is was also saying was the modem had to be activated by the installer.
If you're referring to the original modem from your installation, this is normal. It's a different process to install a modem for the first time than it is when a modem is being replaced. The tech has to do it the first time.
For the replacement modem, it's automatic. Basically, connecting the new modem and waiting an hour for it to activate, during which time accessing the internet won't be possible. Then, after that hour, check to to make sure everything is okay by using a device to go online.
However, that you waited for four hours and it still wasn't activated indicates an issue.
Edit: For reference, the HT2000W replacement guide is here.
- DEBPOSTON6 years agoJunior
I have tried it several times and followed all the instructions but still won't work. I'll keep trying.
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