Reliance netconnect wouldn't connect on windows8
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viveknayyar007
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- Apr 25, 2013
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Hi,
If you are facing compatibility issues with Reliance Netconnect in Windows 8, follow the steps given below:
1. Uninstall the installed Reliance Netconnect software.
2. Restart the computer.
3. Once restarted, open the setup file (.exe) of reliance netconnect modem.
4. Right-click the setup file, and click Properties.
5. On the opened properties box, go to Compatibility tab.
6. Under Compatibility mode section, check Run this program in compatibility mode for checkbox.
7. From the enabled drop-down list of available operating systems, select Windows 7 or any other supported version of the earlier OS and click OK.
8. Once done, install the application, and then restart the computer.
9. After the restart, plug in the Reliance Netconnect device, and start the application.
10. If it shows no device, close the application.
11. Open Computer Management by typing Compmgmt.msc in the Run command box. Initiate the Run command box by pressing Windows + R keys simultaneously.
12. Go to Device Manager, and expand Other devices category.
13. Uninstall all the drivers of the modem i.e. both with yellow and without yellow sign by right-clicking the drivers one-by-one.
14. From the Action menu, click Scan for hardware changes.
15. Start the application and browse the Internet.
Let me know if this helps.
If you are facing compatibility issues with Reliance Netconnect in Windows 8, follow the steps given below:
1. Uninstall the installed Reliance Netconnect software.
2. Restart the computer.
3. Once restarted, open the setup file (.exe) of reliance netconnect modem.
4. Right-click the setup file, and click Properties.
5. On the opened properties box, go to Compatibility tab.
6. Under Compatibility mode section, check Run this program in compatibility mode for checkbox.
7. From the enabled drop-down list of available operating systems, select Windows 7 or any other supported version of the earlier OS and click OK.
8. Once done, install the application, and then restart the computer.
9. After the restart, plug in the Reliance Netconnect device, and start the application.
10. If it shows no device, close the application.
11. Open Computer Management by typing Compmgmt.msc in the Run command box. Initiate the Run command box by pressing Windows + R keys simultaneously.
12. Go to Device Manager, and expand Other devices category.
13. Uninstall all the drivers of the modem i.e. both with yellow and without yellow sign by right-clicking the drivers one-by-one.
14. From the Action menu, click Scan for hardware changes.
15. Start the application and browse the Internet.
Let me know if this helps.
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